CFP : Special Issue of Journal of High Speed Networks on Survivable Optical Networks

CFP : Special Issue of Journal of High Speed Networks on Survivable Optical Networks
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See and http://www.cs.umbc.edu/~jhsn/ Call for Papers Guest Editors Professor Hyeong-ah Choi Professor Suresh Subramaniam Department of Computer Science Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering George Washington University George Washington University Washington DC Washington DC Phone: (202) 994-5916 (202) 994-4743 Fax: (202) 994-4875 (202) 994 -0227 Email: choi@seas.gwu.edu suresh@seas.gwu.edu Optical communication networks employing Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) are poised to become the dominant networking infrastructure of the future. They enable efficient use of fiber capacity an spur the development of new high-bandwidth applications. While much research has been undertaken on the various aspects of optical networking, the important issue of survivability in optical networks has not been addressed adequately. The aim of this Special Issue is to consolidate new and original research work in this area. Fundamental research articles and practical experience reports are solicited. This Special Issue is scheduled to be published in January/February 2001. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to : Fault modeling in optical networks Physical and virtual topology design of survivable optical networks Protection schemes in optical networks Fault detection schemes/algorithms Route-hardening and restoration algorithms Impact of wavelength conversion on survivable network design Submitted articles must not have been previously published or currently submitted for publication elsewhere. Authors must follow JHSN guidelines regarding the manuscript and its format. For details, please check the instructions page To submit, send a Postscript or PDF file to choi@seas.gwu.edu or suresh@seas.gwu.edu by April, 2000. The Postscript or PDF file should be formatted such that it can be viewed using Ghostview (PS file) or Acrobat Reader (PDF file). SCHEDULE Submission Deadline: April 2000 Feedback to Authors: July 15,2000 Final Manuscripts to Publisher: September 1,2000 Publication of Special Issue: January/February 2001

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Call for Papers

Guest Editors

 Professor Hyeong-ah Choi  
                                      Professor Suresh Subramaniam
 Department of Computer Science 
                                      Department of Electrical & Computer
                                      Engineering
 George Washington University 
                                      George Washington University 
 Washington DC
                                      Washington DC
 Phone: (202) 994-5916
                                      (202) 994-4743
 Fax:     (202) 994-4875 
                                      (202) 994 -0227
 Email: choi@seas.gwu.edu 
                                      suresh@seas.gwu.edu


Optical communication networks employing Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) are
poised to become the dominant networking infrastructure of the future. They enable efficient
use of fiber capacity an spur the development of new high-bandwidth applications. While
much research has been undertaken on the various aspects of optical networking, the
important issue of survivability in optical networks has not been addressed adequately. The
aim of this Special Issue is to consolidate new and original research work in this area.
Fundamental research articles and practical experience reports are solicited. This Special
Issue is scheduled to be published in January/February 2001. Topics of interest include, but
are not limited to : 
  Fault modeling in optical networks 
  Physical and virtual topology design of survivable optical networks 
  Protection schemes in optical networks 
  Fault detection schemes/algorithms 
  Route-hardening and restoration algorithms 
  Impact of wavelength conversion on survivable network design 

Submitted articles must not have been previously published or currently submitted for
publication elsewhere. 

Authors must follow JHSN guidelines regarding the manuscript and its format. For details,
please check the instructions page  To submit, send a Postscript or PDF file to
choi@seas.gwu.edu or suresh@seas.gwu.edu by April, 2000. The Postscript or PDF file
should be formatted such that it can be viewed using Ghostview (PS file) or Acrobat Reader
(PDF file). 

SCHEDULE

Submission Deadline: April 2000 

Feedback to Authors: July 15,2000 

Final Manuscripts to Publisher: September 1,2000 

Publication of Special Issue: January/February 2001