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Contents : - Acronym Guide - Requirements and Solutions for Reconfigurable Metro WDM Networks - Optical Networking in the Metro Area - Bringing Broadband IP Services to Small Businesses in Metropolitan Areas - Fiber Solutions for All-Optical Networks for Metro - Optical Access Can Provide Flexibility in Architectures - Transparent LAN Services over Metropolitan Optical Networks - Next Wave of Optical Networking:The Metro Arena - Metropolitan Network Transport Requirements - Optical Access Networking: The Last Mile of the All-Optical Network - Migration to an All-Optical Network - The Bandwidth Big Bang Meets The Farm System - Building Future Optical Networks - The All-Optical Network - Next-Generation Optical Networking - The Optical Networking Industry - Convergence of Optics, ATM, and IP - Beyond Data-Aware SONET - Next-Generation Optical Transport Networks:Terabit Optical Link Architecture Based on 40 Gbps Transmission - Meeting Carrier and End-User Needs with a Dynamic Optical Services Network - Impact of Optical Networking on Service and Transport Network Planning - The Digitization of Radiology within the Army Medical Department* - Real-Life Lessons Learned - Small Operator Takes Network to Marketplace in a Big Way - Guided-Wave Optical Components for DWDM Transmission Systems Using ADMs - Dynamic Signaling for Photonic Networks - EDFA Gain Flattening Filters Using Tapered Erbium-Doped Fiber - New Dynamics and Requirements for the Optical Network - Amplified System Technology Trends and Their Impact on the Design of High-Capacity Networks - Deep Fiber Architectures for Multiple-Service Revenue - DWDM, Gigabit Routing, and Optical Switching in the Carrier Networks - Opto-Electrical Cross-Connects(OEXCs) with Virtual Transparency of Optical Networks - Optical Waves - Routing of Wavelengths in Switched Optical Networks Based on Optical- Domain Noise - Ringbusters:With Optical Mesh,Carriers Can Stop Going in Circles for New-World Bandwidth - Why Is Turning Up and Maintaining a Wavelength So Difficult in a DWDM System? - Simplification of the Optical Layer in the Core Backbone Network by Use of Packet-Based Technology and Wavelength Multiplex Level Protection - Improving Network Efficiency with ATM Based Optical Transport - Optical Q-Factor Measurement What is It All About? - Optimization of Optical Networks Testing Resources - Optical Management from a Service Provider is Perspective - Full-Band, 40 Gbps,Long-Haul Transport Enabled by HOM Dispersion Management - Issues Relating to Network-Design Sweet Spots for Reducing Cost - Dynamic Control of SONET/SDH/DWDM Transport Networks to Carry Data Traffic More Efficiently - Operations Support for Optical Networks Present and Future:A Network Management System Provider is Perspective - An Optical Payload and Network Management Platform for Metro Optical Networks

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Contents : - Contents by author - About the International Engineering Consortium - Consortium Affiliate Universities - Media sponsors and partners - Section I: executive perspectives - Section II: business, marketing, and regulatory issues - Section III: network technology and applications - Section IV: packet networking, IP telephony, and the internet - Section V: wireless - Section VI: operations and quality control - Acronym guide - Index

Abstrak :
Contents : - Contents by author - University program sponsors - Consortium affiliate universities - Media sponsors and partners - Section I: executive perspectives - Section II: business, marketing, and regulatory issues - Section III: network technology and applications - Section IV: packet networking, IP telephony, and the internet - Section V: wireless - Section VI: operations and quality control - Acronym guide - Index

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Contents : - Introduction - Chapter Two Optical Networking Overview - Chapter Three The Optical-Networking Business Environment - Chapter Four The Impact of Wavelength Division Multiplexing - Chapter Five The Evolution of Optical Switching and Routing - Chapter Six Optical Networking in the Access Segment - Chapter Seven Optical Networking: The Service-Provider and End-User Perspectives - Chapter Eight Executive Survey - Chapter Nine Five-Year Forecasts of Optical-Networking Markets - Chapter Ten Opportunities and Strategies - Acronym Guide

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The synergism between the World Wide Web and fiber optics is a familiar story to researchers of digital communications. Fibers are the enablers of the rates of information flow that make the Internet possible. Currently transoceanic optical fiber cables transmit data at rates that could transfer the contents of a respectable university library in a few minutes. No other medium is capable of this rate of transmission at such distances. With the maturing of mobile portable telephony and the emerging broadband access market, greater fiber transmission capacity will be essential in the early 21st century. Since the demand for more capacity drives the development of new optics-based technologies, fiber optics therefore remains a vibrant area for research. Knowing that the basic fiber optic technology is mature means that open questions are more sharply focused and permit deeper mathematic content.

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Contents : - Message from the Board Chairperson - University Faculty Program - Executive Advisory Council - Educational Overseers Council - Section One: Business and Marketing - Section Two: Lightwave - Section Three: Networks - Section Four: Operations - Section Five: Quality - Section Six: Technologies - Section Seven: Wireless - Acronym Guide - Author Index - Index