R. Durán, I. de Miguel, N. Merayo, P. Fernández, J. Aguado, R. Lorenzo, E. Abril
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Abstract
A new algorithm, GAPDELT, is presented to jointly design the resource provisioning and the logical topology of wavelength-routed optical networks. GAPDELT is based on genetic algorithms and uses Pareto optimality to reduce both the network congestion and the number of resources employed. By means of a simulation study, we show that GAPDELT designs a set of good alternatives that achieve up to 50% of reduction in terms of congestion or 75% of reduction in the number of transmitters and receivers required when compared with another well-known