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ORCIDONDM 2026: Munich, Germany
- International Conference on Optical Network Design and Modelling, ONDM 2026, Munich, Germany, May 12-15, 2026. IEEE 2026, ISBN 978-3-903176-78-2
- Laurenz Ebner, Juan L. Moreno Morrone, Robert Emmerich, Abdelrahmane Moawad, Johannes K. Fischer, Ronald Freund:
Integrated Distributed Acoustic Sensing and Communication in Coherent Passive Optical Network Transceiver Using Digital Subcarrier Multiplexing. 1-3 - Jad Sarkis, Robert Palmer, Giuseppe Talli, Maxim Kuschnerov, Valter Ferrero, Roberto Gaudino:
Impact of Fiber Dispersion on the Dynamic Range of a Static-Gain Burst-Mode Receiver for C-Band 200G Upstream Coherent PON. 1-3 - Saroj Kumar Panda, Tania Panayiotou, Sadananda Behera, Georgios Ellinas:
Fair Federated Learning for Trustworthy Service Provisioning in Disaggregated Optical Networks. 1-3 - Prashasti Sahu, Ronald Romero Reyes, Arantxa Villavicencio Paz:
Multiperiod Migration Planning of Multilayer Networks subject to Deep Traffic Uncertainties. 1-6 - Tommy van Duijn, Simon Rommel:
Performance Evaluation of Key Management Systems for Quantum Key Distribution Networks. 1-3 - Raül Muñoz, Waleed Akbar, Lluis Gifre Renom, Varsha Lohani, Ana Larrañaga-Zumeta, Andrea Sgambelluri, Margita Radovic, Nicola Sambo, Ricard Vilalta, Sandra Lagén, Josep M. Fàbrega, Pablo Armingol Robles, Óscar González de Dios, Juan Pedro Fernández-Palacios, N. Psaromanolakis, George P. Katsikas, Ricardo Martínez, Ramon Casellas, Ioannis Tomkos:
Autonomous Control of Multi-Granular Optical Networks with Pluggable Transceivers for Adaptive and High-Capacity 6G X-Haul. 1-6 - Gulmina Malik, Muhammad Umar Masood, Renato Ambrosone, Ahtisham Ali, Mashboob Cheruvakkadu Mohamed, Stefano Straullu, Sai Kishore Bhyri, Gabriele Maria Galimberti, João Pedro, Antonio Napoli, Walid Wakim, Vittorio Curri:
Real-Time Vibration Anomaly Detection in Operational Metropolitan Optical Networks Using Machine Learning. 1-6 - Luiz Gonzaga Santana Dos Santos, Egemen Erbayat, Suresh Subramaniam, Gustavo B. Figueiredo:
Functional Split-Aware Design of Power-Over-Fiber 6G O-Ran Fronthaul Networks. 1-6 - Masahiro Nakagawa, Takeshi Seki, Rie Hayashi, Toshihiko Tamura:
Minimizing Spectrum Wastage in Optical Mesh Network by in-Network Superchanneling. 1-6 - Konstantinos Seklos, Panagiotis C. Kokkinos, Polyzois Soumplis, Konstantinos Christodoulopoulos, Emmanouel Varvarigos:
Planning Sensing-Enabled Submarine Optical Networks Under Cost and Coverage Constraints. 1-5 - Mohammad Asif Ibna Mustafa, Olaf Schulz, Magnus Fischer, Annika Dochhan, Stephan Pachnicke:
Improvement of Correlation-Based Longitudinal Power Monitoring in 88 km Spans Using Machine Learning. 1-3 - Ange Joel Nounga Njanda, Carlos Natalino, Karcius D. R. Assis:
Profit Maximization Under Investment Budget and Optical Link Constraints in Open RAN. 1-6 - Stylianos Sygletos, Kostas Moschopoulos, Moshe Nazarathy, Ioannis Tomkos:
Performance Benchmarking of Optical DAC Architectures Under Realistic Electrical Driving. 1-3 - Diogo Morão, Bruno Correia, João Pedro:
Optimal Placement of Hollow Core Fibers in Mesh Optical Networks: Link- Versus Span-Based Models. 1-6 - Omran Ayoub, Carlos Natalino, Ali Al Housseini, Felix Foschum, Philipp Morger, Tiziano Leidi, David Hock, Paolo Monti:
Explanation-Based Runtime Verification for Trustworthy ML-Driven Optical Networks. 1-6 - Ambashri Purkayastha, Camille Delezoide, Fabien Boitier, Mounia Lourdiane, Cédric Ware, Patricia Layec:
Experimental Evaluation of QoT Uncertainty Reduction Techniques in Network Digital Twins. 1-3 - Hussein Jammal, Omran Ayoub, Andrea Bianco, Cristina Rottondi:
Risk-Aware Machine Learning-Based Approach for Lightpath QoT Estimation in Optical Networks. 1-6 - Patricia Morales, Jorge Bermúdez Cedeño, Jesús Chaffe, Hermann Pempelfort, Nicolás A. Jara:
Enhancing 1+1 Fault Tolerance Protection for Elastic Optical Networks: a Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach. 1-6 - Antonis Selentis, Konstantinos Christodoulopoulos, George T. Kanellos:
Metaheuristic QKD Link-Session Scheduling in Switched Networks. 1-3 - Mirko Zitkovich, Anjali Sharma, Carmen Mas Machuca:
ROADM Bypassing for Energy-Efficient EONs Capacity Upgrade. 1-3 - Marc Ruiz, Miguel Ángel Carnero, Adrián Maeso, Luis Velasco:
Fixed Transport Network Cost Analysis Under 6G Traffic Scenarios and Technologies. 1-6 - Mirco Börner, Kristof Obermann, Carmen Mas Machuca:
Dynamic Pon Consolidation Using Mems Optical Switches for Energy Efficient Optical Line Terminals Using Real Operator Data. 1-6 - Ali Mehrpooya, Vaigai Nayaki Yokar, Yiran Teng, Sen Shen, Wanxin Zhao, Arash Olianezhad, Sima Bahrani, Amin Emami, Ning Zhang, Shuangyi Yan, Dimitra Simeonidou:
Delay-Aware Time-Coordinated Nanosecond Optical Switching for Dynamically Reconfigurable Optical Networks. 1-3 - Giuseppina Maria Rizzi, Vittorio Curri:
Assessment of QoT Penalties Caused by Band Failures in Multi-Band Optical Line Systems. 1-3 - Filippo Cugini, Ahmed Salah Tawfik Ibrahim, Rana Abu Bakar, Francesco Paolucci, Ashley Degl'Innocenti, Layal Ismail, Emilio Paolini, Andrea Sgambelluri, Piero Castoldi, Óscar González de Dios, Juan Pedro Fernández-Palacios, Benedetta Picano, Juan Jose Vegas Olmos:
Network Acceleration for AI Workloads in Telco Networks. 1-6 - Giovanni Simone Sticca, Alessandro Gagliano, Memedhe Ibrahimi, Alberto Gatto, Francesco Musumeci, Massimo Tornatore:
Selective Placement of Hollow-Core Fibers for QKD and Classical Communication Coexistence. 1-3 - Mariano Devigili, Syed Tajammul Ahmad, Tong Xie, Aleksandra Kaszubowska-Anandarajah, Dan Kilper:
Non-Disruptive Lightpath Passband Characterization Using Optical Frequency Combs. 1-3 - Enrico Miotto, Andrea D'Amico, Emanuele Virgillito, Stefano Straullu, Toru Mano, Hideki Nishizawa, Vittorio Curri:
Closed-Form Statistical Modeling of PDL-Induced SNR Margins for Reliable Optical Networks. 1-3 - Yuxin Xu, Hongyu Zhu, Maïté Brandt-Pearce:
Accurate PLI Modeling for Next Generation Ultra-Massive Network Management Using PCS Modulation. 1-3 - Ahtisham Ali, Muhammad Umar Masood, Sanwal Zeb, Andrea Rosso, Gulmina Malik, Riccardo Schips, Renato Ambrosone, Stefano Straullu, Antonino Nespola, Bruno Correia, João Pedro, Antonio Napoli, Alessandro Galardini, Vittorio Curri:
Benefits of Selective Hollow-Core Fiber Deployment for 6G X-Haul in Converged Metro-Access Networks. 1-6 - Alix May, Camille Delezoide, Joana Girard-Jollet, Patricia Layec:
Quantifying and Improving SNR Prediction Accuracy using Longitudinal Power Monitoring. 1-3 - Ricard Vilalta, Daniel Adanza, Allen Abishek, Lluis Gifre Renom, Pol Alemany, Ramon Casellas, Ricardo Martínez, Raul Muñoz:
Exposing Optical Network Control Capabilities to AI Agents Using Model Context Protocol and TeraFlowSDN. 1-3 - Ali Al Housseini, Carlos Natalino, Paolo Monti, Omran Ayoub:
Cross-Domain Generalization in Optical Networks Via Joint Contrastive and Classification Learning. 1-6 - Akanksha Ahuja, Sam Nallaperuma-Herzberg, Albert Rafel, Andrew Lord, Seb J. Savory:
Modelling Traffic Distributions Using Probabilistic Machine Learning and Extreme Value Theory. 1-3 - Jana Eid, Franco Galante, Omran Ayoub, Giovanni Simone Sticca, Memedhe Ibrahimi, Andrea Bianco, Massimo Tornatore, Cristina Rottondi:
Topology-Aware vs Feature-Based QoT Estimation in Multiband Optical Networks. 1-6 - Safana Alzoubi, Roberto Gaudino:
Modelling and Analysis of Power Imbalance Impact on Digital Subcarrier Multiplexed Coherent PON. 1-5 - Federica Gatti, João Pedro, Nelson Costa, Luís Cancela:
Impact of Filterless and Small Roadm Architectures in the Scalability of Metro-Aggregation Networks Leveraging Coherent Pluggable Optics. 1-6 - Azarm Yeganehfallah, Emilio Paolini, Andrea Sgambelluri, Luca Valcarenghi:
Online Discovery and Incremental Learning of Unknown Soft Failures in Optical Networks. 1-3 - Polyzois Soumplis, Konstantinos Christodoulopoulos, Konstantinos Yiannopoulos, Emmanouel Varvarigos:
Intent-Aware Reinforcement Learning Control for Point-To-Multipoint Light-Trees in Metro-Aggregation Networks. 1-6 - Ramón J. Durán Barroso
, Marco A. Villa, Noemí Merayo, Juan Carlos Aguado, Patricia Fernández, Rubén M. Lorenzo, Evaristo J. Abril, Ignacio de Miguel:
Building Physically Secure Subnetworks on Existing Optical Networks. 1-3 - Carlos Natalino, Omran Ayoub, Paolo Monti:
Engineering Trust in AI-Driven Optical Networks: Challenges in Moving from Monitoring to Autonomy. 1-6 - Luis Velasco, Pol González, Marc Ruiz:
Coordinated Orchestration and Operation of Federated Learning Applications. 1-6 - Ritanshi Agarwal, Carmen Mas Machuca:
Assessment of Coherent 100G Pon Architectures. 1-3 - Mohammad Seifi Laleh, Sebastian Kühl, Annika Dochhan, Silas Oettinghaus, Stephan Pachnicke:
Joint Photonic Reservoir Computing and Demultiplexing Using Parallelly Coupled Micro-Ring Resonators for Eight-Channel Intra-DCN Application. 1-3 - Mihail Balanici, Abhishek Dandekar, Sepideh Mohammadi Kouhini, Varun Gowtham, Behnam Shariati, Johannes Karl Fischer, Julius Schulz-Zander, Kai Habel, Marius Corici, Thomas Magedanz, Volker Jungnickel, Ronald Freund:
Joint Cross-Domain Monitoring and Optimization of Radio Access, Optical Access and Optical Transport Networks. 1-6 - Andrei N. Ribeiro, Fabricio R. L. Lobato, João C. W. A. Costa, Paolo Monti, Carlos Natalino:
Towards Generalizable ML-Based Event Recognition Using $\Phi$-OTDR and Siamese Networks. 1-6 - Safiya Dabwan, Nelson Castro, Stylianos Sygletos:
Simplified ONU Design in 100 Gbps C-Band PON Using Receiver-Informed Transmitter Learning. 1-5
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