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Network architecture and resource management framework for convergence of mobile and optical access networks

Orphanoudakis et al.

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Orphanoudakis T
Kosmatos E
Lyberopoulos G
Kagklis D
Sartzetakis S
Demestichas K

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The increasing demand for converged media services across Europe promotes the deployment of a range of broadband network technologies. Existing and emerging services that become available to the end user are currently supported by wireline access …
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