Physical Network Modelling
Abstract
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Models in functional space do not include spatial dimensions. If those dimension are included in a model, a spatial network model is created as well, showing sites, cables, etc. A physical network model can then be mapped on the spatial model, whereby the physical network becomes integrated in a concrete network, and physical nodes get physical addresses as well. This form of integration is, however, outside SM&AML.
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A physical node can be removed from a site or added to a site (electrically and/or physically). In this context we can say that the physical node has a temporary existence in a concrete network. Changes of this kind are performed by network operator activities, partly through the portion of the management system that handles physical network aspects. This form of temporary existence of physical nodes is also outside SM&AML.
Keywords
Network Interface Logical Network Physical Network Process Control System Internal ViewPreview
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