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A study of rapid defragmentation by re-assigning spectrum to fewer paths in elastic optical networks

An algorithm for network defragmentation which re-assigns spectrum to fewer spectral paths in an elastic optical network using the notion of “occupation rate” is proposed. A simulation indicates that it reduces the time to defragment a complete network by 56% at a threshold occupation rate of 50% in a JPN25 network.