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A survey on network resiliency methodologies against weather-based disruptions
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Due to the increasing dependence on network ser-
vices of our society, research has recently been concentrating on
enhancing traditional protection strategies to withstand large-
scale failures, as in case of disaster events. The recently-formed
EU-funded RECODIS project aims at coordinating and fostering
research collaboration in Europe on disaster resiliency in com-
munication networks. In particular, the Working Group (WG) 2
of the RECODIS project focuses on developing new network-
resiliency strategies to survive weather-based disruptions. As
a first step, WG2 members have conducted a comprehensive
literature survey on existing studies on this topic. This paper
classifies and summarizes the most relevant studies collected
by WG2 members in this first phase of the project. While the
majority of studies regarding weather-based disruptions deals
with wireless network (as wireless channel is directly affected
by weather conditions), in this survey we cover also disaster-
resiliency approaches designed for wired network if they leverage
network reconfiguration based on disaster “alerts”, considering
that many weather-based disruptions grant an “alert” thanks to
weather forecast.
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Weather-based disruptions Disaster resilient communications Network resilience Disasters Failures
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Tornatore, Massimo; André, João; Babarczi, Peter; Braun, Torsten; Folstad, Eirik; Heegaard, Poul; Hmaity, Ali; Furdek, Marija; Jorge, Luísa; Kmiecik, Wojciech; Mas Machuca, Carmen; Martins, Lúcia; Medeiros, Carmo; Musumeci, Francesco; Pasic, Alija; Rak, Jacek; Simpson, Steven; Travanca, Rui; Voyiatzis, Artemios (2016). A survey on network resiliency methodologies against weather-based disruptions. In Proceedings of 2016 8th International Workshop on Resilient Networks Design and Modeling, RNDM 2016. Halmstad, Sweden. p. 23-34. ISBN 978-146739023-1