ROADM and Optical Layer - NIST

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ROADM and Optical Layer Dan Kilper University of Arizona These slides are not NIST's slides. NIST is not responsible for the content of these slides.

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ROADM and Optical Layer

Dan Kilper

University of Arizona

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SDN: Google Map Routing for Networks?Packets = Driving, Optics = Flying

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Key Questions/Issues

• Better performance: tighten margins or eliminate margins

• Better software control: reduced complexity, improve reliabilityof software controls

• Reduce testing cycles, repair time

• Disaggregation: more reliable performance from disaggregatedhardware

• Enable more dynamic/faster switching/DBA operation

• Can we use test or field data in order to ‘learn’ better methodsto address the above issues?

• Which data is useful and where?

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Long Term Question

•Can we make optical systems fully open andsimple to operate?

•Buy components from any vendor and put themtogether however I want without worry•Configure, customize, operate as you like

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Scope• Line system components:• WSSs, space switches, amplifiers, fiber plant, VOAs,

OPM/telemetry/OTDR, multiplexers, ASE noise loading

• Line system controls:• RSA/RWA/PCE, steady state controls (e.g. power leveling, OA

gain settings), channel provisioning (e.g. switch settings, power tuning, synchronization)

•Test, Development, Fault Management:• Engineering rule validation testing, interoperability testing,

in-service testing, fault identification/localization, fault prediction, electrical power cycling, in-service maintenance

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Signal Provisioning

Stages Steps Goal/Issue AI solution

Beforetraffic request

Physical layer characterization

Lack of accurate optical amplifier model

DNN

Traffic predictionOptimize resource

allocationLSTM,

DCRNN

Before channel setup

Wavelength selectionMinimize impact to

existing channelsDNN

QoT estimationPredict signal quality

(e.g. OSNR)GP, GN, TL

During channel setup

Power tuning Speed, avoid impact None

Element synchronization

Speed, stability None

After channel setup

Adaptive control for transmission

Fluctuation of signal quality reconfiguration

Feedback Control

Failure detection and recovery

Predict link failure, recover optical link

ML+SDN, tSDX

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Variations in the Field

• Production system measurements (Microsoft)

• Performance varies by wavelength & route over time

• Mostly transceiver focused: what about network!

Time Dependence:Wavelength & Route Dependence:

Ghobadi, et. al. OFC 2016

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Example: OA Models

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Neural Network Channel 2Neural Network Channel 1

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x90ReLU Linear ReLU Linear ReLU

Parameter Value

Input Vector [Pch1, Pch2, Pch3, … , Pch90 ]

Output Vector [Pchi] for i in [1, 90] # i is index of the 90 NNs

Transfer Func. [ReLU, Linear, ReLU, Linear, ReLU]

Training Target Min{MSE}

Training Method Stochastic Gradient Descent (SGD)

Batch Size (m) m = 60

Learning Rate (𝛼) 𝛼 = 0.00025

Training Time > 15000 iterations

l1

Optical SDN Network

ML Model

l2

S. Zhu, et. al. ECOC 2018

𝑃𝑖 = 𝑅𝐺𝑀𝑃𝑖𝑛𝑖 + 𝐺𝑀

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(𝑅 − 𝑓𝑔𝑗)𝑃𝑖𝑛𝑗 + 𝐺𝑀 𝑅 − 𝑓𝑔𝐼 𝑁𝐼 − 𝑓𝐺𝑀𝑔𝑅𝑁𝑅

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Use Transfer Learning from Test Lab to Field

Y-K. Huang, E. Ip NEC & UA

• Improve Quality of Transmission (QoT) estimation and wavelength assignment

• Transfer learning for real time prediction

Q-Factor Prediction

Transfer Learning

W. Mo., et. al. OFC 2018

Best student paper runner-up for OFC 2018!

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Dynamic Domain Power Control Algorithm

• Power drifts over time and new channels are provisioned: need periodic power control to stay within margins

• Adjust nodes in parallel within ‘optically’ isolated domains• Node ordering based on channel routes

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The Network Today: Long Haul/Regional• No point to point trans-continental links

• Large, continental scale transparent network• Add and drop traffic many times along route from NY to LA

Zayo.com 2019

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The Network Today: Metro/Wireless/ Access

ManhattanCrown Castle (Wireless) Fiber

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COSMOS: Multi-Layer Wireless Optical Testbed

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Deployment:Large node: rooftop deployments with number of antennas and edge cloud

Medium node: street-level devices dual use with wireless/wired backhaul

Control Center: CRAN, control, management and operations center

Deployment:

Large node: rooftop deployments with number of antennas and edge cloud

Medium node: street-level devices dual use with wireless/wired backhaul

Control Center: CRAN, control, management and operations center

New York City Deployment Area

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COSMOS: Optical Networking

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MuddHall

StudebakerHall

Access Point

Fixed Wireless LinkFixed Wireless Link

Edge Data Center

Wavelength Switches

Eth Switch

Optical Switch

Columbia Univ.

CCNYCampus Harlem

Street Location

COSMOS: Optical Platform for Data Collection

ROADM Transmission Experiments

FiWiNetwork Expts

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