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The PlaNet-PTN module: a single layer design tool for Packet Transport Network

Razo et al., 2009

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2992116993752613903
Author
Razo M
Litovsky A
Huang W
Sivasankaran A
Tang L
Vardhan H
Monti P
Tacca M
Fumagalli A
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2009 IEEE 14th International Workshop on Computer Aided Modeling and Design of Communication Links and Networks

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PlaNet is a multilayer network planning tool developed at the University of Texas at Dallas. This paper illustrates some of the features of PlaNet-PTN, one of the modules available in the PlaNet tool. PlaNet-PTN can be used to design and plan a single layer packet transport …
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