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A. Chiado Piat

Researcher at Telecom Italia

Publications -  6
Citations -  131

A. Chiado Piat is an academic researcher from Telecom Italia. The author has contributed to research in topics: Filter (signal processing) & Network management. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 4 publications receiving 88 citations.

Papers
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On the filter narrowing issues in elastic optical networks

TL;DR: This paper describes the problematic filter narrowing effect in the context of next-generation elastic optical networks, and investigates different transmission techniques and the penalty introduced by the filtering effect when considering Nyquist wavelength division multiplexing, single side-band direct-detection orthogonal frequency division multipleXing, and symbol-rate variable dual polarization quadrature amplitude modulation.
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Monitoring and Data Analytics for Optical Networking: Benefits, Architectures, and Use Cases

TL;DR: The emerging requirements for optical network management automation, the capabilities of current optical systems, and the development and standardization status of data models and protocols are reviewed to facilitate automated network monitoring are reviewed.
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Fully Disaggregated ROADM White Box with NETCONF/YANG Control, Telemetry, and Machine Learning-based Monitoring

TL;DR: A first demonstration of ROADM White Box augmented with machine learning capabilities is demonstrated, which includes various level of disaggregation, NETCONF/YANG control, telemetry and spectrum-based advanced monitoring functionalities.
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Applicability of a new generation of photonic devices in backbone network scenarios

TL;DR: The characteristics of the transponders and optical nodes developed by the QAMeleon project are presented and an example of application of these systems in an optical backbone is illustrated and scalability extends beyond 2030 with the use of nodes with a greater number of ports and with the possible use of C + L band systems.