SODALES Mission and Vision Sample Clauses

SODALES Mission and Vision. ‌ The SODALES project (SOftware-Defined Access using Low-Energy Subsystems) aims to converge Layer-2 Ethernet 2 and wireless (LTE, 60-GHz and beyond) over a unique statistical multiplexer over WDM-PON that offers interconnection to fixed and mobile subscribers in a green, simplified, optimized and easy-to-manage access infrastructure. SODALES interconnection service across a set of heterogeneous access infrastructures The SODALES interconnection service integrates a heterogeneous set of different access infrastructures and proposes an innovative layer-1/2 interconnection service that interfaces with the physical substrate for fixed subscribers offering a novel ultra-high bandwidth wavelength- division-multiplexed passive-optical-network (WDM-PON) architecture combined with fixed-radio access, and also offers a standardized interface for long-term evolution (LTE) and beyond mobile users. L3 and upper network layers Central Office SODALES L2 interconnection service End users WDM-PON / LTE / radio access physical infrastructure SODALES interconnection service layer definition SODALES takes advantage of the fact that mobile remote base stations (RBSs) require electrical powering in order to incorporate a device called the Active Remote Node (ARN) that will perform advanced multiplexing functionalities. This allows advanced statistical multiplexing and very high network optimization, while simplifying network equipment at the customer premises. The rationale behind this service from the business point of view is the following: • It has been widely accepted that fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) is the only passive access infrastructure platform (backhaul, mobile- and fixed final-drop) that will be able to support present and future applications; • To meet the fast increasing data services, mobile operators need to upgrade their network frequently and operate multiple-standard network, including GSM, WCDMA/TD-SCDMA, however this results in causing operators to have more complex and costly plans for network expansion and upgrading • In order to achieve a viable business model, transversal infrastructure sharing is key; • Mobility is an essential functional application, as is convergence of fixed and mobile services. • Services are ubiquitous and need to be delivered independently of the physical substrate and final-drop segment; • Centralized signal processing greatly reduces the number of sites for equipment room needed to cover the same areas, which will enable to handl...
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