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SURVIVABILITY (VULNERABILITY) - Example

 

Survivability of Telecommunication network



The Frame Relay Model was designed by the International Group of Operations Research (I.G.O.R.) for one of the leading USA Telecommunication system.

Group of designers:

Dr.Sc. Igor Ushakov, Lead of the project (San Diego, California, USA)
Ph.D. Sergei Shibanov, Manager of the project (Arlington, D.C., USA)
Dr.Sc. Igor Socolov, Chief Scientist of the project (Moscow, Russia)
Ph.D. Sergei Antonov, Chief programmer of the project (Moscow, Russia)
Dr.Sc. Sergei Shorgin, Scientist (Moscow, Russia)

The Frame Relay Model allows performing the “what if” availability analysis in case where some switches or trunks fail due to natural disaster (hurricanes, earthquakes, etc.) or terrorist acts. In this case, network management has to reschedule data and phone calls flow using embedded redundancy in network capacity.

The Frame Relay Model is intended to help designers and planners of frame relay networks analyze existing or prospective networks and obtain their operational characteristics for various scenarios of external intervention into the telecommunication network.

The Frame Relay Model lets you construct a network structure, input its main technical parameters, find permanent virtual channels, obtain the main operational characteristics (time and probability of delivery), and generate reports. The model allows analyzing the frame relay network backbone and customer’s subnetworks connected to the backbone.

For running the program, one needs a PC of standard configuration.


Contact:

Dr.Sc. Igor Ushakov
e-mail: iushakov2000@yahoo.com
(858) 623-3214,
address: 3525 Lebon Dr. #215, San Diego, CA 92122

see Report and Presentation...

 

 

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