Planning of Fiwi Networks to Support Communications Infrastructure of Sg and Sc

Arturo Geovanny Peralta Sevilla

Planning of Fiwi Networks to Support Communications Infrastructure of Sg and Sc

Título traducido de la contribución: Planificación de redes Fiwi para soportar la infraestructura de comunicaciones de Sg y Sc

Arturo Geovanny Peralta Sevilla

Grupo de Investigación en Telecomunicaciones y Telemática (GITEL)

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En la actualidad, el crecimiento de la demanda de ancho de banda, debido a la aparición de nuevas y futuras aplicacionesimplementadas, para servicios prestados desde redes inteligentes (SG), ciudades inteligentes (SC) e internetde las cosas (IoT), ha llamado la atención de la comunidad científica, en temas relacionados conplanificación y optimización de los recursos de infraestructura de comunicaciones, además esnecesario cumplir con requisitos tales como escalabilidad, cobertura, seguridad, flexibilidad,disponibilidad, demora y seguridad. Otro punto importante es cómo encontrar y analizarposibles soluciones que buscan minimizar los costos que implican los gastos de capital(CAPEX) y gastos operativos (OPEX), pero donde es posible medir elincertidumbre proveniente de las proyecciones estocásticas, con el fin de obtener el máximo beneficioespera dar acceso a los usuarios que se benefician de los servicios prestados por SG, SC yIoT, por otro lado, debemos buscar arquitecturas de comunicaciones que generentopologías óptimas para cumplir con los requisitos exigidos y al mismo tiempo ahorrar energía,posibles alternativas destacan el uso de redes híbridas de enlaces de fibra óptica combinadoscon enlaces inalámbricos (Fiber-Wireless, FiWi). Este capítulo busca brindar alternativas de planificacióna segmentos de red que vinculan el punto universal de agregación de datos (UDAP) con la base(BS), este segmento se une a la red de área amplia (WAN) con el área metropolitanared (MAN).

Título traducido de la contribución	Planificación de redes Fiwi para soportar la infraestructura de comunicaciones de Sg y Sc
Idioma original	Inglés estadounidense
Título de la publicación alojada	Recent Advances and Lessons from Practice
Editorial	IntechOpen Ltd
Páginas	1-26
Número de páginas	26
ISBN (versión impresa)	978-1-78923-743-6
Estado	Publicada - 19 sep. 2018

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Fiwi networks
Internet of things
Planning
Scalability
Smart cities
Smart grids
Stochastic programming

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