A traffic characterization procedure for multimedia applications in converged networks

This work presents a traffic characterization procedure for traffic engineering (TE) in converged networks. An analytical model, focused in a self-similar aggregated traffic characterization is proposed, which considers QoS restrictions for delay metrics. The model, together with evolutionary techni...

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Main Authors: Barreto, P.A.S.M., de Carvalho, P.H.P., Soares, J.A.M., Abdalla, H.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Analytical models
Intelligent networks
Multiprotocol label switching
Packet switching
Protocols
Quality of service
Routing
Telecommunication traffic
Tellurium
Traffic control
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Summary:This work presents a traffic characterization procedure for traffic engineering (TE) in converged networks. An analytical model, focused in a self-similar aggregated traffic characterization is proposed, which considers QoS restrictions for delay metrics. The model, together with evolutionary techniques, is used for the optimization of the link capacity assignment task in network planning with multi-service applications. The results show that the traffic characterization model is reliable as a part of the optimization of costs in converged networks.
ISSN:1526-7539
2375-0227
DOI:10.1109/MASCOTS.2005.9