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FUTURE TRANSPORT NETWORK ARCHITECTURES - This article presents an alternative architecture that uses ATM and optical layer cross-connect technology for TDM services

Doverspike    
Robert D    
Phillips    
Steven    
Westbrook    
Jeffery R    

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