2021
DOI: 10.1364/jocn.418800
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Spectral processing techniques for efficient monitoring in optical networks

Abstract: Having ubiquitous optical monitors in dense wavelength-division multiplexing (DWDM) or flex-grid networks allows the estimation in real time of crucial parameters. Such monitoring would be even more important in disaggregated optical networks, to inspect performance issues related to inter-vendor interoperability. Several important parameters can be retrieved using optical spectrum analyzers (OSAs). However, omnipresent OSAs represents an infeasible solution. Nevertheless, the advent of new, relatively cheap, … Show more

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“…OSA: optical spectrum analyzer (OSA) is an instrument used to measure the properties of optical spectrum and display the distribution of power over a specified wavelength range [21]. OSA is one of the most useful tools for optical performance monitoring (OPM), quality of signal (QoS) analysis, and network resource management (NRM) [22]. Thus, optical spectral data are crucial for failure management, and lots of information can be obtained from the optical spectrum, such as channel distribution condition, optical signal parameters (wavelength, bandwidth, OSNR, power), and non-ideal filter effects.…”
Section: Data and Information Collected From Optical Network For Fail...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…OSA: optical spectrum analyzer (OSA) is an instrument used to measure the properties of optical spectrum and display the distribution of power over a specified wavelength range [21]. OSA is one of the most useful tools for optical performance monitoring (OPM), quality of signal (QoS) analysis, and network resource management (NRM) [22]. Thus, optical spectral data are crucial for failure management, and lots of information can be obtained from the optical spectrum, such as channel distribution condition, optical signal parameters (wavelength, bandwidth, OSNR, power), and non-ideal filter effects.…”
Section: Data and Information Collected From Optical Network For Fail...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, in [19], we proposed and experimentally validated an ML-based method for estimating the ASE noise relying on optical spectral data collected in the egress monitor placement scenario. We further experimentally verified such a solution under different circumstances in [128] and [127]. In [126], we proposed and experimentally validated a method to extract filterrelated parameters from optical spectral data acquired within the ingress placement scenario.…”
Section: Chapter 5 Optical Monitor Placement Strategies and Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…In [126], we proposed and experimentally validated a method to extract filterrelated parameters from optical spectral data acquired within the ingress placement scenario. We further validate such a solution in [127]. Finally, in [127], we compared the two identified placement scenarios and the accuracy of the related methods for the parameter estimation, providing some guidelines on their employment.…”
Section: Chapter 5 Optical Monitor Placement Strategies and Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 93%
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