Overview
GANCLES is an event-driven asynchronous simulator
derived from ANCLES,
developed at Politecnico of Torino. This simulation tool has gradually evolved
over the years to allow the simulation of elastic connections over IP
networks, with a flow-level granularity, and the study of different
lightpath-level granularity in ASON-based wavelength-routed networks.
GANCLES has been developed with the joint
collaboration of both the Department of Telecommunication of Budapest University of
Technology and Economics and the Department of Information and Communication
Technology of the University of Trento.
The main novelty is the integration between
the two network layers (the data-layer and the optical-layer),
thus allowing the in-depth study of the interaction between them when a
multi-layer network environment such as IP over WDM is considered. The
objective of the simulator is to give researchers a useful tool to study new
algorithms and protocols, to analyze network performance, to implement traffic
engineering criteria, and to design QoS provisioning means in multi-layer
environment.
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Publications
R. Lo Cigno, E. Salvadori, Z. Zsóka,
Elastic
Traffic Effects on WDM Dynamic Grooming Algorithms, In Proceedings of IEEE
Globecom 2004, Dallas (TX) - USA, December 2004.
E. Salvadori, R. Lo Cigno, Z. Zsóka,
Dynamic Grooming in IP over WDM Networks: A Study with Realistic Traffic
based on GANCLES Simulation Package, In Proceedings of IFIP/IEEE
Optical Network Design and Models - ONDM, Milan, February 7-9, 2005
E. Salvadori, Z. Zsóka, R. Lo Cigno, R. Battiti
A Framework for Dynamic Grooming in IPO Overlay Architectures,
Submitted for publication
E. Salvadori, R. Lo Cigno, D. Severina, Z. Zsóka, GANCLES:
A Network Level Simulator to Study Optical Routing, Wavelength
Assignment
and Grooming Algorithms, Technical report DIT-04-017,
2004,
Dipartimento di Informatica e Telecomunicazioni, Universit? di
Trento
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Credits
Ministero Italiano dell'Università e della Ricerca (MIUR),
through the two FIRB projects: ADONIS
and GRID.IT
Hungarian Italian Intergovernmental S&T Cooperation Project for 2004-2007,
project reference number I-17/03
E-NEXT Network of
Excellence Emerging Network Technologies
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