Abstract—In this paper, a system of systems (SoS) framework for the reliability analysis of telecommunication networks is proposed. In this framework, two hazard analysis techniques, hazard and operability analysis and fault tree analysis, are combined in a hybrid scheme. This is further enhanced using the Bayesian network model along with sensitivity analysis in order to answer complex probability queries and to estimate the impact of residual mishap risks, unknown events, or events that cannot easily be modeled. The SoS emergent behavior is further revealed using exploratory modeling. The proposed SoS framework is applied in the case of a fiber-to-the-curb VDSL telecommunication network. Index Terms—Bayesian networks (BN), conditional pro...
For effective hazard mitigation planning and prompt-but-prudent responses, it is essential to evalua...
International audienceCarrying out self-diagnosis of telecommunication networks requires an understa...
Abstract: In this paper we consider networks that consist of components operating under a randomly c...
Sandia National Laboratories has assembled an interdisciplinary team to explore the applicability of...
The modern society has become dependent on different communication and information networks. The tec...
In this paper we studied and analyzed a network structure in terms of fault tree. We developed a fau...
Traditional techniques and models used to determine the availability and failure rates of telecommun...
A method for assessment of reliability of the network is developed, which uses the features of the f...
A new model is represented for studying the reliability of communication networks in which link fail...
This article proposes an approach for the derivation of multi-hazard fragility functions, through th...
"Increasing system complexity require new, more sophisticated tools for system modeling and metric c...
We consider the problem of modelling the reliability of a network of subsystems where each subsystem...
This paper presents an extension of Bayesian networks (BN) applied to reliability analysis. We devel...
Taking account of the influence of common cause failure (CCF) to system reliability and the widespre...
The paper assumes a Bayesian estimate of the telecommunication systems availability ratio. Downtime ...
For effective hazard mitigation planning and prompt-but-prudent responses, it is essential to evalua...
International audienceCarrying out self-diagnosis of telecommunication networks requires an understa...
Abstract: In this paper we consider networks that consist of components operating under a randomly c...
Sandia National Laboratories has assembled an interdisciplinary team to explore the applicability of...
The modern society has become dependent on different communication and information networks. The tec...
In this paper we studied and analyzed a network structure in terms of fault tree. We developed a fau...
Traditional techniques and models used to determine the availability and failure rates of telecommun...
A method for assessment of reliability of the network is developed, which uses the features of the f...
A new model is represented for studying the reliability of communication networks in which link fail...
This article proposes an approach for the derivation of multi-hazard fragility functions, through th...
"Increasing system complexity require new, more sophisticated tools for system modeling and metric c...
We consider the problem of modelling the reliability of a network of subsystems where each subsystem...
This paper presents an extension of Bayesian networks (BN) applied to reliability analysis. We devel...
Taking account of the influence of common cause failure (CCF) to system reliability and the widespre...
The paper assumes a Bayesian estimate of the telecommunication systems availability ratio. Downtime ...
For effective hazard mitigation planning and prompt-but-prudent responses, it is essential to evalua...
International audienceCarrying out self-diagnosis of telecommunication networks requires an understa...
Abstract: In this paper we consider networks that consist of components operating under a randomly c...