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Management <strong>of</strong> the WDM Network Layer 59<br />

• Optical channel <strong>over</strong>head processes for ensuring integrity <strong>of</strong> the optical<br />

channel adapted information. For instance, the connectivity integrity is<br />

validated, the transmission quality is assessed, <strong>and</strong> transmission defects<br />

are detected <strong>and</strong> indicated. Failures detected by the OCh layer will lead<br />

to a server signal fail towards the client layer.<br />

• Optical channel supervisory functions for enabling network-level<br />

operations <strong>and</strong> management functions, such as connection provisioning,<br />

quality <strong>of</strong> service parameter exchange, <strong>and</strong> network survivability.<br />

All supervision functions apply to the OCh layer. In case there is no<br />

possibility for rearranging network connections on the OCh layer, no<br />

supervision function for connectivity is required.<br />

4.3.1.2 OMS Layer<br />

This layer provides functionality for networking <strong>of</strong> a multiwavelength optical<br />

signal; this is a grouping <strong>of</strong> OChs. The capabilities <strong>of</strong> this layer include:<br />

• Optical mult<strong>ip</strong>lex section <strong>over</strong>head processes for ensuring the integrity<br />

<strong>of</strong> the multiwavelength optical mult<strong>ip</strong>lex section–adapted information;<br />

failures detected at the OMS layer will lead in turn to a server signal fail<br />

at the OCh layer.<br />

• Optical mult<strong>ip</strong>lex section supervisory functions for enabling sectionlevel<br />

operations <strong>and</strong> management functions, such as mult<strong>ip</strong>lex section<br />

survivability. In contrast to the OCh layer, the OMS layer does not<br />

have connectivity supervision function because there is a one-to-one<br />

relationsh<strong>ip</strong> between the OTS <strong>and</strong> the OMS layers. Other supervision<br />

functions are for further study (e.g., signal quality supervision).<br />

These networking capabilities performed for multiwavelength optical signals<br />

provide support for operation <strong>and</strong> management <strong>of</strong> optical <strong>networks</strong>.<br />

4.3.1.3 OTS Layer<br />

This layer provides functionality for transmission <strong>of</strong> optical signals on optical<br />

media <strong>of</strong> various types (e.g., ITU G.652, G.653, <strong>and</strong> G.655 fiber). The capabilities<br />

<strong>of</strong> this include:<br />

• Optical transmission section <strong>over</strong>head processing for ensuring the<br />

integrity <strong>of</strong> the optical transmission section–adapted information; characteristic<br />

information is inserted to retrieve information about the optical<br />

signal quality. This characteristic information is referred to as an<br />

optical transport module (OTM).

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