Efficient Clustering of Cabinets at FttCab

Phillipson, Frank

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-40316-3_18

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“…First the nodes were clustered in groups and then a ring is created through these groups (see [14]). In our current research we are developing a method to solve both steps together, within reasonable calculation times.…”

Section: E (Capacitated) Vehicle Routing Problem (Cvrp)mentioning

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Planning of Fibre to the Curb Using G. Fast in Multiple Roll-Out Scenarios

Phillipson¹

2014

LNIT

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Abstract-In this paper we present a simple framework for planning options when deploying Fibre to the Curb, using G.Fast as technology. We present a framework of eight possible planning options, roll-out scenarios, coming from three main planning choices. We elaborate the mathematical approach of each of these eight options, using combinations of existing methods. We also show the results of a real life case, rolling out Fibre to the Curb in Amsterdam and The Hague, resulting in an example of the calculation time needed and the indication of the costs of such a roll-out.

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Section: E (Capacitated) Vehicle Routing Problem (Cvrp)mentioning

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Planning of Fibre to the Curb Using G. Fast in Multiple Roll-Out Scenarios

Phillipson¹

2014

LNIT

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“…Our approach is presented in (in press) [15] and (unpublished) [16]. Assuming a minimum penetration of customers within 1 km and the need for rings that have all disjoint paths, we found this to be too complex to solve in one step.…”

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A Cost Effective Topology Migration Path Towards Fibre

Phillipson¹

2014

LNIT

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Abstract-If an operator has as starting position a Full Copper topology in which ADSL or VDSL is offered from the Central Office, the next choice he has to make is to provide Full FttH or use an other topology option, e.g. FttCab, first as intermediate step to provide a next generation service package. In this paper we present a gradual topology migration path from Full Copper via FttCab and Hybrid FttH towards Full FttH. We look at the planning issues of this topology migration and the financial impact in comparison to the direct FttH roll-out. For this we present a case study in which we compare the costs of the presented gradual topology migration path to the alternative Full FttH direct option.

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Comparison of heuristic methods for the design of edge disjoint circuits

Daamen

Phillipson

2015

Computer Communications

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Efficient Clustering of Cabinets at FttCab

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

Planning of Fibre to the Curb Using G. Fast in Multiple Roll-Out Scenarios

Planning of Fibre to the Curb Using G. Fast in Multiple Roll-Out Scenarios

A Cost Effective Topology Migration Path Towards Fibre

Comparison of heuristic methods for the design of edge disjoint circuits

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