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Dynamic Advance Reservation with Delayed Allocation Over Wavelength-Routed Networks
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Engineering & Physical Sciences
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Web Published:
12/7/2015
ISURF #
3945
Summary:
Iowa State University researchers have developed a novel routing, slot, and wavelength assignment (RSWA) technique called single-slot advance reservation (SSAR). This method allows for large datat transfer over Grid networks
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Description:
This new continuous advance reservation process that checks all available time slots to prevent delays in transmission. This approach avoids fragmentation as a result of delayed resource allocation. The method allocates wavelength path or light path or channel (all three are used synonymously), reducing unnecessary blocking and improving efficiency. This two-step process allocates a channel when the request is being served. This single slot advance reservation (SSAR). SSAR also simplifies control as detailed later on. The patent is available for non-exclusive license.
Advantage:
• Efficient scheduling
• Allows for transmission of large data sets
Application:
Computer networking, data transmission, broadband communications
References:
Dynamic Advance Reservation with Delayed Allocation over Wavelength-Routed Networks; Somani, A., et al. ICTON 2011.
Patent Information:
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Country
Serial No.
Patent No.
Issued Date
United States
13/533,355
8,902,920
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12/2/2014
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http://isurftech.technologypublisher.com/technology/21058