Changes between Version 38 and Version 39 of IMF
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- 04/06/11 16:50:22 (13 years ago)
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v38 v39 96 96 [[Image(IMF_Arch.png, 50%)]] [[BR]] 97 97 98 At the end of Spiral 2, we are ahead of our goals with respect to the main vision of the project, and have demonstrated real-time reactive use of optical substrate measurements to allow in-slice protocols to react by tuning optical substrate parameters. A detailed description is available in the GEC8 demo report.The diagram below shows the essentials of the demo setup.98 At the end of Spiral 2, we are ahead of our goals with respect to the main vision of the project, and have demonstrated real-time reactive use of optical substrate measurements to allow in-slice protocols to react by tuning optical substrate parameters. The diagram below shows the essentials of the demo setup. 99 99 100 100 The IMF project uses the BEN facility for its physical realization. See the [wiki:ORCABEN#CurrentCapabilities ORCA/BEN project] . 101 101 102 [[Image(SILO.png, 30%)]] [[BR]] 103 [[Image(QoS_Video_Streaming_Experiment_BEN.png, 50%)]] [[BR]] 102 [[Image(SILO.png, 40%)]] [[BR]] 103 [[Image(QoS_Video_Streaming_Experiment_BEN.png, 40%)]] [[BR]] 104 105 We experimentally demonstrate a video streaming application across BEN. We add cross-layer communication and control capabilities to BEN by integrating it with the SILO service-oriented architecture and a NetFPGA-based optical control plane. Dynamic optical power fluctuations introduced to BEN are either compensated using a semiconductor optical amplifier (SOA) or the lightpath is rerouted to ensure that a video requiring high QoS retains its fidelity. For comparison, a video requiring lower QoS is transmitted without impairment compensation or rerouting and suffers a noticeable degradation in quality. A detailed description is available in the GEC8 demo report. [[BR]] 106 107 [[Image(Low_QoS_Video_Demo.png, 40%)]] [[BR]] 108 [[Image(High_QoS_Video_Demo.png, 40%)]] [[BR]] 104 109 105 110 ==== Update (as of March, 2011) ====