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Metropolitan optical network

S. Johansson

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Abstract

Optical WDM networks would be attractive in the metropolitan area, but differ in demands and requirements must be met to compared to applications within long distance networks. The ACTS-METON consortium is developing a rearrangeable optical network for use in the metropolitan area.

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Optical WDM networks would be attractive in the metropolitan area, but differ in demands and requirements must be met to compared to applications within long distance networks. The ACTS-METON consortium is developing a rearrangeable optical network for use in the metropolitan area.

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Optical WDM networks would be attractive in the metropolitan area, but differ in demands and requirements must be met to compared to applications within long distance networks. The ACTS-METON consortium is developing a rearrangeable optical network for use in the metropolitan area.

Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Metropolitan area network, Wavelength-division multiplexing, Telecommunications, Computer science, Network structure, Computer network, Geography

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