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A fast ATM routing algorithm for the dynamic global grid environment
Modern and future military equipment and tactics require the use of wideband links to exchange bandwidth-intensive information such as video and images. However, current and proposed wideband networks such as ATM have been designed for peacetime, i.e. well-behaved operation. The research described herein develops an original fast ATM routing (FAR) protocol which adapts wideband ATM networks for operation in the dynamic global grid environment. It is shown that this FAR protocol provides robust performance in such an environment.<>