Journal
JOURNAL OF LIGHTWAVE TECHNOLOGY
Volume 36, Issue 7, Pages 1443-1450Publisher
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/JLT.2017.2781540
Keywords
Fault detection; machine learning; optical communication equipment; optical fiber communication; predictive maintenance; software defined networking
Funding
- CELTIC EUREKA project SENDATE-Secure-DCI [C2015/3-4]
- German BMBF [16KIS0477K]
- EU project METRO-HAUL [761727]
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In face of staggering traffic growth driven by cloud-based platforms, modern optical networks-forming the backbone of such connectivity-are faced with increasing requirements in terms of operational reliability. The challenge is that of cognition-driven learning and fault management workflows, cost-effectively assuring the next-generation networks. Machine learning, an artificial intelligence tool, can be conceived as an extremely promising instrument to address network assurance via dynamic data-driven operation, as opposed to static pre-engineered solutions. In this paper, we propose and demonstrate a cognitive fault detection architecture for intelligent network assurance. We introduce the concept of cognitive fault management, elaborate on its integration in transport software defined network controller, and demonstrate its operation based on real-world fault examples. Our framework both detects and identifies significant faults, and outperforms conventional fixed threshold-triggered operations, both in terms of detection accuracy and proactive reaction time.
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