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Modular Transport Node Architectures Exploiting Limited Shelf Interconnection and Hitless Traffic Re-Grooming

Rui Manuel Morais and João Pedro

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Abstract

We analyze the merits of modular node architectures in number of line interfaces required, for multi-period planning with and without traffic churn. The impact of supporting traffic re-grooming and increasing slot capacity are highlighted.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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