MINERVAImplementing network coding in transport networks to increase availability |
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Participants:MTA-BME Future Internet Research Group; i2cat Objective:To deploy a robust network coding architecture in the GÉANT OpenFlow facility, which provides a highly available backbone network infrastructure for Future Internet applications. Approach:MINERVA’s goal is to minimize the number of network coding nodes, as well as the complexity of the coding operations which have to be performed to provide capacity-efficient protection with instantaneous recovery. The benefits of MINERVA’s resilient network architecture will be demonstrated on two application scenarios, namely distributed storage and video streaming. Deliverable:To view the final report of this Open Call project visit the resources library. |
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