Mesh-based Survivable Networks:
Options and Strategies for Optical, MPLS, SONET and ATM Networking

Prentice Hall PTR, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey, 2003.

by Wayne D. Grover, TRLabs and the University of Alberta

Welcome to the Supporting Web Pages for Mesh-based Survivable Networks: Summary Table of Contents Author's Bio Some items below are accessible to all. Others are reserved for purchasers of the book. Please email me at grover@trlabs.ca if you would like to be advised as materials are added to this site, or if you have special requests for supporting material on topics from the book. Whereas the book is printed, this web site will be a continuing developmental effort. Wayne D. Grover To visit my Research Group and home page click here Thanks to Dion Leung (Ph.D. candidate) for setting up this web site.	[click for full cover info]
Parts of the Book for Free Download:
Preface Table of Content Foreword by Robert D. Doverspike, AT&T Research Labs Introduction and Outline Sample Chapter Index
Some Public Material:
Guest Lecture Feb 27, 2002 On "The 50 millisecond myth" "RINGBUSTERS" Backgrounder on Mesh-restorable networks Invited Review paper on p-cycles Recent overview article in IEEE Communications Magazine See an animation of p-cycle restoration of the Internet See a simulation of a Selfhealing optical mesh transport network Invited Presentation to COST 270 Workshop on Reliability of Optical Networks, Systems and Components Dec 13, 2001 Dubendorf, Switzerland  Real network maps
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