An Adaptive Map Algorithm to Support QoS for Optical Burst Assembly

Yang Xiao-long; Zhang Min; Li Le-min; Wang Sheng

Volume 26 Issue 5

May 2004

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Yang Xiao-long, Zhang Min, Li Le-min, Wang Sheng. An Adaptive Map Algorithm to Support QoS for Optical Burst Assembly[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2004, 26(5): 789-794.

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Yang Xiao-long, Zhang Min, Li Le-min, Wang Sheng. An Adaptive Map Algorithm to Support QoS for Optical Burst Assembly[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2004, 26(5): 789-794.

Yang Xiao-long, Zhang Min, Li Le-min, Wang Sheng. An Adaptive Map Algorithm to Support QoS for Optical Burst Assembly[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2004, 26(5): 789-794.

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Yang Xiao-long, Zhang Min, Li Le-min, Wang Sheng. An Adaptive Map Algorithm to Support QoS for Optical Burst Assembly[J]. Journal of Electronics & Information Technology, 2004, 26(5): 789-794.

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An Adaptive Map Algorithm to Support QoS for Optical Burst Assembly

Received Date: 2003-01-23
Rev Recd Date: 2003-04-28
Publish Date: 2004-05-19

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Because of its scalability, the idea of coarse packet classification can be uti-lized to OBS network. However, due to the limited priorities supported by OBS networks, multi-class burst assembly technique is usually adopted. Hence, a novel map algorithm, i.e. TQ-map, is proposed, which can determine which classes of packets a priority burst can contain, and fit for the multi-class burst assembly. Its most important feature is adaptivity. Compared with S-map, TQ-Map can establish the map relations varying with both traffic condition and QoS requirement, and moreover allocates the burst assembling capacity be-tween packets classes fairly, efficiently and differentially. The only one purpose is to match the QoS requirements of high layers applications. The simulation results show that TQ-Map can effectively achieve the purpose to support QoS.

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