R-RQoT: Uma Nova Estratégia de Realocação de Circuito Ciente dos Efeitos de Camada Física para Redes Ópticas Elásticas
Abstract
This work presents a circuit reallocation strategy aware of the physical layer effects. The main objective of the strategy is to reduce blockages related to transmission quality of the circuits. It is worth mentioning that the reallocation of elastic optical circuits has already been the focus of other studies, but only aimed at the defragmentation of the network. The proposed strategy is applied to two physical layer-aware RMLSA algorithms: K-Shortest Path Computation (KS-PC) and K-Shortest Path with Reduction of QoTO (KSP-RQoTO). The performance of each of the algorithms is evaluated with and without the use of the proposed strategy. The results were obtained through computational simulations for NSFNet and EON network topologies. In terms of probability of blocking circuits, the KS-PC and KSP-RQoTO algorithms presented respectively reductions of up to 29.75% and 44.06% for the NSFNet topology. These reductions were obtained by reallocating only 12.01% of the active circuits for the KS-PC and 16.47% for the KSP-RQoTO. In the EON topology, there was an approximate gain of up to 49.42% for KS-PC and 31.91% for KSP-RQoTO. The percentage of reallocated circuits for the EON topology was up to 13.34% and 11.50% for the KS-PC and KSP-RQoTO algorithms, respectively.
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