Concepts and architecture for hierarchical service definition and service control of intelligent network

Yoshimi, Masanobu; Shigematsu, N.; Omiya, T.; Esaki, S.

doi:10.1109/iss.1990.765807

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“…The IN is an architectural concept based on the services, vendors and networks implementation independency [l], [2], [3]. One of these important issues is service creation and execution.…”

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Service creation and execution domain concept for the intelligent network

Omiya

Sato

ICC 91 International Conference on Communications Conference Record

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“…The IN is an architectural concept based on the services, vendors and networks implementation independency [l], [2], [3]. One of these important issues is service creation and execution.…”

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Service creation and execution domain concept for the intelligent network

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Sato

ICC 91 International Conference on Communications Conference Record

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“…This is done by virtualizing telecommunication network functions [3]. The division can be made by the knowledge required by the 549 logical network configuration information flows needed for services System designer level System designers define network control element programs such as path hunt to called party and hunt voice storage equipment.…”

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“…CCI'TT is standardizing the service switching function (SSF), but the feasibility of service control function (SCF), especially the service logic execution environment (SLEE) in SCF, including service logic programming interfaces, is not yet clear. This has become one of the most urgent issues in achieving AIN. We have already proposed the scenario processor [l] which executes hierarchical service logic programs (SLPs) called scenarios [2], [3] in SLEE. This is ideal for a service/vendor independent environment.…”

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Evaluation of the service execution environment and the service development environment for AIN

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Esaki

Omiya

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[Conference Record] GLOBECOM '92 - Communications for Global Users: IEEE

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Abstraction and control of transport network resources for intelligent networks

Esaki

Omiya

Shigematsus

1993

Electron. Comm. Jpn. Pt. I

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The intelligent network (IN) is expected to play an important role in rapidly and efficiently introducing new telecommunication services. This. paper discusses the abstraction and control methods for constructing a service control environment in the intelligent network which does not depend on specific service. By using this method, a real network configuration is abstracted into several patterns, considering the control points required by each service specifidon and each pattern can bedescribed as a combination of functional virtualized resources.It is made possible to handle the diversified service specifications in a unified way which is independent of detailed conditions of the transport network. It is made possible also to ensure the service independency of the control interface specifying the interface by control of each virtualized resources. Moreover, a model for the call control is proposed and the function assignment in introducing IN into existing network is discussed.

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Concepts and architecture for hierarchical service definition and service control of intelligent network

Cited by 9 publications

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Service creation and execution domain concept for the intelligent network

Service creation and execution domain concept for the intelligent network

Evaluation of the service execution environment and the service development environment for AIN

Abstraction and control of transport network resources for intelligent networks

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