报告题目：Design of an Agile All-Photonic Network
报告人：Gregor v. Bochmann
报告时间：10月30号上午九点
报告地点：软件学院112
主办单位： 软件学院软件理论与系统所
ABSTRACT
"Agile All-Photonic Networks" (AAPN) is the theme of a Canadian research collaboration. An AAPN is a
wavelength-division-multiplexed network that consists of several overlaid stars formed by edge nodes that aggregate traffic,
interconnected by bufferless optical core nodes that perform fast switching in order to provide bandwidth allocation in
sub-wavelength granularity. Specific issues addressed in this context are (a) efficient bandwidth allocation, (b) routing of
MPLS flows over the AAPN, (c) allocation of protection paths, and (d) development of a demonstration prototype. This paper
high-light research results and design choices related to these issues.
Biography
Gregor v. Bochmann is professor at the School of Information Technology and Engineering at the University of Ottawa since
January 1998, after 25 years at the University of Montreal. He is a fellow of the IEEE and ACM and a member of the Royal
Society of Canada. He did research on programming languages, compiler design, communication protocols, and software engineering
and published many papers in these areas. He was also actively involved in the standardization of formal description techniques
for communication protocols and services in the 1980ies. He had many research projects in collaboration with industry and, from
1989 to 1997, held the Hewlett-Packard - NSERC - CITI Industrial Research Chair on communication protocols at the University of
Montreal. His present work is in the area of software requirements engineering for distributed systems, quality of service and
security management for distributed multimedia applications, and control procedures for optical networks.
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