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Arctic Optical Networking Kurosh Bozorgebrahimi, UNINETT TERENA 3rd Network Architects Workshop, Copenhagen 11/2014 Outline Some facts about Svalbard and Ny-lesund UNINETTs Network activities in Svalbard What we are doing Why we are


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Arctic Optical Networking

Kurosh Bozorgebrahimi, UNINETT TERENA 3rd Network Architects Workshop, Copenhagen 11/2014

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Outline

Some facts about Svalbard and Ny-Ålesund UNINETT´s Network activities in Svalbard

  • What we are doing
  • Why we are doing it
  • How it is done
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Luleå Stockholm

UNINETT (10 ʎ) Broadnet (4 ʎ) Ishavslink (4 ʎ)

CBF Narvik-Kiruna, 10Gbit/s forbindelse to stochholm-gw. Realized over Sunet og NORDUnet DWDM Bø Gol Gryt, Åndalsnes

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Where are we?

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Some Svalbard facts

Between 74 and 81 degrees North 2527 Human citizens 3000 Polar Bear citizens Main activity

  • Coal Mining
  • Research
  • Tourism

Governed by Norway Svalbard Treaty Strict laws to protect the environment and the cultural heritage Longyearbyen, the main village, at 78 degrees north, has a university center, UNIS Ny-Ålesund is a village at 79 degrees north dedicated research

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Some Ny-Ålesund facts

Mining was main activity until 1962. Between 30 – 300 citizens Zeppelin harbor for north pole expeditions around 1925 Ca 20 nations have permanent research stations in Ny-Ålesund A lot of research going on there, much related to environment and climate VLBI-station, 3rd most important in the world Radio silence

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Svalbard views

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Svalbard

Mainland cable 2004

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Svalbard: Network history and activities in 2014-2015 (1)

Pre 2004; Satellite link to Svalbard; ~ 50 Mbps, mostly for NASA and NOAA. And only a limited number of ISDN connections. 2004: Two cables laid from Longyearbyen to the mainland Pre 2005: 64 kbps satellite link to Ny-Ålesund used by NMA and AWI, the rest of Ny-Ålesund shared an IP-

  • ver-ISDN connection via a 2Mbps radiolink covering both POTS, Broadcasting etc.

2005: 2+0 STM-1 radiolink with approx. 140 Mbit/s UNINETT connection, the rest for TV and POTS 2006: Successful eVLBI trials. Fully operational in production soon afterwards. 2016/17: NMA preplanning of a new VLBI station able to produce 2x10 Gbit/s per node

Ny-Ålesund Longyearbyen

UNINETT´s Network (IP and DWDM)

SUBCOM DWDM(1440km) “Space Norway”

1GbE 1GbE SDH

Harstad

1GbE

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Svalbard: network history and activities in 2014-2015 (2)

2008: A brief calculation on the cost of a subsea cable 2010: Funding surprise: ~7.5 M€ from the government for a new cable which have been extended to ~11M€ MNOK in order to deploy two redundant cable path. 2013: signed fiber cable deployment contract with Global Marine System 2014: Submarine cable deployment have been finished in September Now we are running a tender process in order to deploy DWDM equipment.

 Expected DWDM system ready for service by April 2015

Parallel with DWDM deployment we will upgrade our IP-network in Svalbard too.

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Some facts about Ny-Ålesund Longyearbyen submarine cable

Two cable route Distance: about 260km per route (less than 50dB fiber loss) Cable will be partly buried (<2 m) and partly laid on surface Cable landing points are secured by Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) against icebergs and other shore events Line Termination equipment will be collocated with mainland SLTE in Longyearbyen

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ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle)

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Ny-Ålesund Submarine cable route

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cables from Longyearbyen

3km redundant cable on the seabed

2x fibre cables along the road VLBI (old) VLBI (new) Ny-Ålesund settlement

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Submarine Cable

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Connection to Mainland

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Submarine Cable Network, Some terminology

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Mainland Connectivity options

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Running UNINETTs connections as Wavelength services and sub- wavelength services

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Alien Wavelength over TE-subcom submarine DWDM system

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Sharing Optical Spectrum on one fiber pair

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Using another fiber pair and install parallel SLTE

1. Both DWDM (LTE) and LMS delivered by TE 2. DWDM (LTE) delivered by third-party but LMS delivered by TE and managed by Telenor 3. DWDM (LTE) delivered by third-party but LMS delivered by TE and managed by UNINETT 4. both DWDM (LTE) and LMS delivered by 3.party

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Drivers for a cable to Ny-Ålesund

e-VLBI, and a new observatory planned from 2016 – much more capacity needed! (Very-long-baseline interferometry) Need for a more reliable network solution than today´s

  • ne link radio solution can offer.

Increasing research activity The end of the radiolink – environmental risk of fuel leakage on the relay station.

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New VLBI station

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Uninett Network Services

Dedicated Capacity

 Lambda and sub-lambda services  No layer two services. Layer two service deployment policy is under discussion.

IP-connectivity

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Summary

Submarine cable deployment is done DWDM deployment by April 2015 Upgrading of IP-network by Q1/2015 Svalbard – Mainland connection by leased capacity and leased wavelength in 2015. Looking for alternative Mainland connectivity solution for future deployment VLBI is the main driver but there are many other research activities that will benefit of high capacity connectivity to Ny-Ålesund.

Acknowledgements

  • Olaf Schjelderup
  • Helge Stranden
  • Frode Storvik
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The UNINETT team

Helge Stranden

(project manager)

Grete Duna Frode Storvik Kurosh Bozorgebrahimi

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Thank you

Kurosh@uninett.no