CN111211859B - Automatic generation method of wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme - Google Patents
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A method for automatically generating a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme includes establishing a wavelength division transmission network topological graph formed based on wavelength division transmission basic configuration data and containing a large network element and a small network element thereof, a main channel route and a standby channel route, determining a large network element at an interrupt service source end, a large network element at a host end and an interrupt paragraph when the main channel route is interrupted, and generating a model software algorithm by combining wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling to obtain an optimal wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme so as to effectively support fast scheduling of emergency transmission channels.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a wave division network transmission and communication resource management technology, in particular to an automatic generation method of a wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, which comprises a large network element and a small network element thereof, a wave division transmission network topological graph of a main wave channel route and a standby wave channel route, which are formed based on wave division transmission basic configuration data.
Background
The traditional wavelength division is still applied to the existing network in a large amount at present, and since the traditional wavelength division transmission channel depends on the station-by-station tail fiber connection to realize the end-to-end connection, the connectivity of the transmission channel must depend on the integrity of all machine line facilities along the path. Due to the interruption of the existing network optical cable or the single board failure in remote areas caused by natural disasters, the transmission network is interrupted. And under the condition that the optical cable interruption cannot be repaired in a short period or the single board fault is not replaced by spare parts in a short period, the service interruption time is longer. Therefore, in order to ensure the security of the transmission network, it is generally necessary to schedule an emergency transmission channel for important services to ensure the security of the bearer service and the robustness of the network. The traditional wave division transmission channel emergency rescue mechanism mainly depends on the cooperation of electronic information of maintenance personnel and an equipment network management system, redundant channels are cleared section by section on the existing network by the maintenance personnel, and then an emergency scheduling scheme is compiled according to redundant channel information.
The existing wavelength division emergency channel scheduling has the following defects: 1) the manual command and scheduling is faced with too much time consumption, especially in the case of complex networking. By the automatic generation method and the device of the wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, the standby channel scheduling routing scheme can be quickly determined. 2) When a network is damaged in multiple places, the existing manual analysis cannot simultaneously respond to multiple emergency targets. By the automatic generation method and the automatic generation device for the wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, the optimal emergency roundabout routing scheme based on the resource utilization rate and the scheduling time is quickly provided. 3) Manual scheduling does not provide an optimal solution quickly for scenarios across multiple states. By the automatic generation method and the device of the wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, the emergency scheduling routing scheme of more than two states can be automatically analyzed and provided. The inventor believes that if a wavelength division transmission network topological graph containing a large network element, a small network element, a main channel route and a standby channel route, which is formed based on wavelength division transmission basic configuration data, is established, when the main channel route is interrupted, the large network element at the source end, the large network element at the destination end and an interruption paragraph of the interrupted service are determined, and a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model is combined, an optimal wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme can be obtained, so that the rapid scheduling of the emergency transmission channel is effectively supported. In view of the above, the present inventors have completed the present invention.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides an automatic generation method of a wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme aiming at the defects or shortcomings in the prior art, and the method comprises the steps of establishing a wave division transmission network topological graph which is formed based on wave division transmission basic configuration data and comprises a large network element and a small network element thereof, a main wave channel route and a standby wave channel route, determining a large network element at the source end of an interrupt service, a large network element at the host end and an interrupt paragraph when the main wave channel route is interrupted, and combining a wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm to obtain an optimal wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, thereby effectively supporting the rapid scheduling of an emergency transmission channel.
The technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a method for automatically generating a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is characterized in that a wavelength division transmission network topological graph which is formed based on wavelength division transmission basic configuration data and comprises a large network element and a small network element thereof, a main channel route and a standby channel route is established, when the main channel route is interrupted, a large network element at the source end, a large network element at the destination end and an interruption paragraph of the interrupted service are determined, and a preferred wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is obtained by combining a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm.
The wave division transmission basic configuration data comprises wave division transmission resource data collected by a device network management system and wave division static data led in by maintenance personnel management, and the wave division transmission basic configuration data is stored in a database.
The wavelength division transmission resource data comprises a large network element, a small network element and a channel with information of the small network elements at two ends and ports, the large network element is a virtual network element consisting of a plurality of small network elements, the small network elements are transmission network element equipment, and the channel is a connecting section between the large network elements; the wavelength division static data comprises a wavelength division circuit, a hop fiber, a transmission multiplexing section, a transmission regeneration section, a fault multi-generation section and a protection section, wherein the transmission multiplexing section refers to an OTM-OTM section, the OTM is an optical terminal multiplexer, the transmission regeneration section refers to OTM-OA and OA-OA or OA-OTM, and OA is an optical amplifier.
The software algorithm of the wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model comprises the following contents: selecting an interruption paragraph in a first main wave channel route, inquiring a first front-end large network element in which a front-end small network element of the interruption paragraph is located, inquiring all other front-end small network elements hung under the first front-end large network element, inquiring and connecting to an uninterrupted alarm standby wave channel through all other front-end small network elements, inquiring a first rear-end large network element in which a rear-end small network element of the interruption paragraph is located, inquiring all other rear-end small network elements hung under the first rear-end large network element, inquiring and connecting to the uninterrupted alarm standby wave channel through all other rear-end small network elements, thereby obtaining a first wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme between the source-end large network element and the host-end large network element based on the first main wave channel route, and so on, selecting an interruption paragraph in a second main wave channel route to obtain a second wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, and index quantitative scoring is carried out on the first wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme and the second wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, so that the optimal wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is determined according to the total score of each scheme.
The index quantitative score comprises 5 scoring items, and the total score is the sum of the scores of the 5 scoring items, wherein the score 1 is the number of channels and the weight value of the 1 st item; the score item 2 is the weight value of the 2 nd item which is the number of the artificial fiber jumps; the score item 3 is the weight value of the 3 rd item which passes through the number of multiplexing sections/regeneration sections; the score item 4 is the number of fault multi-occurrence segments and the weight value of item 4; the score of 5 is the number of protected paragraphs and the weight of 5 th item.
The 1 st item of weight value is 1, the 2 nd item of weight value is 1 or 2 or 3, the 4 th item of weight value is 1 or 2 or 3, the 5 th item of weight value is negative 1 or negative 2 or negative 3, and the lower the total score is, the better the scheme is.
The number of the multiplexing sections/regeneration sections is calculated by the sum of the number of the connection sections between the large network elements and the number of the OA equipment.
The wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm comprises the following steps: step 1, starting from a source end large network element, searching all small network elements hung down, and accordingly obtaining small network elements associated with the source end large network element; step 2, correlating channel basic data through the small network elements, judging whether LOS alarms exist at ports of small network elements transmitted at two ends of a channel, skipping the corresponding channel if the LOS alarms exist, continuously correlating the next channel, and recording the small network element at the opposite end if the LOS alarms do not exist, thereby obtaining the small network element at the opposite end without faults associated with the channel; step 3, judging whether the large network element to which the small network element belongs is a selected host large network element or not by correlating all searched opposite small network elements, if not, continuously searching other opposite small network elements related to the large network element channel, recording that the next circulation process of the traversed small network element does not analyze the network element, continuously executing the step 2, if so, obtaining an emergency scheme, and traversing all related small network elements related to the channels according to the emergency scheme; step 4, circularly executing the step 2 to the step 3 until the large network element to which the small network element at the opposite end belongs is the selected large network element at the host end, thereby obtaining an emergency scheme, wherein the analyzed small network elements are not repeatedly associated any more, and a plurality of emergency schemes are obtained until all path analysis is completed; and 5, index quantification scoring is carried out on the multiple emergency schemes, so that the optimal wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is determined according to the total score of each emergency scheme.
The wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm comprises the following steps: step 1, starting to inquire all small network elements from a source end large network element; step 2, inquiring a standby wave channel through a small network element; step 3, judging whether the LOS alarm exists at the network element port of the AZ end of the standby channel, if so, skipping the channel, continuing to analyze other channels, returning to the step 2, and otherwise, entering the step 4; step 4, finding out a small network element at the opposite end of the standby channel; step 5, judging whether the large network element to which the small network element at the opposite end belongs is a large network element at a host end, if not, returning to the step 1, and if so, entering the step 6; and 6, obtaining an emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme.
The invention has the following technical effects: the automatic generation method of the wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme can realize the automatic generation of the traditional wave division emergency transmission channel scheme, support the automatic and rapid generation of a plurality of sets of solutions under the conditions of multiple faults and across cities, provide the reference of weight values of the schemes and effectively support the rapid scheduling of the emergency transmission channel. The invention utilizes the basic configuration data of the traditional wave division transmission network and combines with the emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model to realize the full-automatic analysis of the wave division emergency transmission channel path and present the optimal scheme of the shortest path of the wave division emergency transmission channel, the minimum manual jump connection and the safest and the corresponding whole-course routing information. If the invention is implemented, network transmission and communication resource management maintenance personnel do not need to be familiar with the existing networking structure, and only need to be familiar with the operation and use method of the device, thereby shortening the scheme making time, improving the working efficiency and improving the utilization rate of idle equipment.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a wavelength division transmission network topology applied to implement an automatic generation method of a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme according to the present invention. The wavelength division transmission network topology schematic diagram can be established by collecting and managing the introduced wavelength division transmission basic configuration data by a maintenance personnel through a device network management system. Fig. 1 includes 8 large network elements (large network elements 1 to d, and large network element 8), where a small network element a and a small network element b are hung under the large network element 1, a small network element c, a small network element d, and a small network element e are hung under the large network element 2, a small network element f and a small network element g are hung under the large network element 3, a small network element h, a small network element i, a small network element j, and a small network element k are hung under the large network element 4, a small network element l and a small network element m are hung under the large network element 5, a small network element n and a small network element o are hung under the large network element 6, a small network element p, a small network element q, and a small network element r are hung under the large network element 8, and a small network element s, a small network element t, and a small network element u are hung under the large network element 8. The two thicker solid lines in FIG. 1 are the two primary channel routes, which are a-c-d-i-j-l-m-n-o-p (from left to right + from right to bottom + from right to left) and b-u-s-q (from top to bottom). 1 thinner solid line is the spare wave path route, e-f-g-h-k-t. The small network elements are transmission network element equipment, and the large network element is a virtual network element consisting of a plurality of small network elements.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a wavelength division transmission network in which both active channel routes in fig. 1 are interrupted by a fault or a circuit.
In fig. 2, a source-end large network element is a large network element 1, a sink-end large network element is a large network element 7, an interruption section between d and i occurs in a main channel route a-c-d-i-j-l-m-n-o-p, namely, an interruption section is d-i, and an interruption section between s and q occurs in a main channel route b-u-s-q, namely, an interruption section is q-s.
Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a path analysis process of a wavelength division emergency transmission channel. Fig. 3 includes the steps of: step 1, starting to inquire all small network elements from a source end large network element; step 2, inquiring a standby wave channel through a small network element; step 3, judging whether the network element port of the AZ end of the standby channel has LOS alarm (LOS, LOSs of Signal), if so, skipping the channel, continuously analyzing other channels, returning to the step 2, otherwise, entering the step 4; step 4, finding out a small network element at the opposite end of the standby channel; step 5, judging whether the large network element to which the small network element at the opposite end belongs is a large network element at a host end, if not, returning to the step 1, and if so, entering the step 6; and 6, obtaining an emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme (or obtaining an emergency scheme).
Fig. 4 shows an emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme according to the analysis flow of fig. 3 for the situation of the interrupt circuit shown in fig. 2. The wavelength division emergency transmission channel route in fig. 4 is a-c-e-f-g-h-j-l-m-n-o-p, wherein artificial fiber hopping is added between c and e in the large network element 2 and between h and j in the large network element 4, and the original fiber hopping exists in l-m in the large network element 5, n-o in the large network element 6 and f-g in the large network element 3. Fig. 4 includes 6 channels (a-c, e-f, g-h, j-l, m-n, o-p), 2 artificial fiber hops (c-e, h-j), and the number of transmission multiplexing sections/regeneration sections is 6 (multiplexing section refers to OTM-OTM section, OTM refers to optical termination multiplexer, regeneration section refers to OTM-OA, OA-OA, or OA-OTM, OA refers to optical amplifier, since optical amplifier OA is not involved in fig. 4, the number is the same as the number of channels). In FIG. 4, there are no OA optical amplifier, no fault multi-generating section and no protection section.
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The invention is described below with reference to the accompanying drawings (fig. 1-4).
Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a wavelength division transmission network topology applied to implement an automatic generation method of a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme according to the present invention. Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a wavelength division transmission network in which both active channel routes in fig. 1 are interrupted by a fault or a circuit. Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of a path analysis process of a wavelength division emergency transmission channel. Fig. 4 shows an emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme according to the analysis flow of fig. 3 for the situation of the interrupt circuit shown in fig. 2. Referring to fig. 1 to 2, a method for automatically generating a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is disclosed, which establishes a wavelength division transmission network topology diagram including a large network element and a small network element thereof, a main channel route and a standby channel route, which are formed based on wavelength division transmission basic configuration data, determines an interrupt service source end large network element, a host end large network element and an interrupt paragraph when the main channel route is interrupted, and obtains an optimal wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme by combining with a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm. The wave division transmission basic configuration data comprises wave division transmission resource data collected by a device network management system and wave division static data led in by maintenance personnel management, and the wave division transmission basic configuration data is stored in a database. The wavelength division transmission resource data comprises large network elements (such as large network elements 1 to 8), small network elements (such as small network elements a to u), and channels with small network elements at two ends and port information (such as a-c, d-i, j-l, m-n, o-p in a first main channel route in fig. 1, b-u, s-q in a second main channel route, e-f, g-h, k-t in a standby channel route), wherein the large network elements are virtual network elements formed by a plurality of small network elements (the large network element 1 is a virtual network element and comprises a small network element a and a small network element b), the small network elements are transmission network element equipment, and the channels are connecting segments between the large network elements; the wavelength division static data comprises a wavelength division circuit, a hop fiber, a transmission multiplexing section, a transmission regeneration section, a fault multi-generation section and a protection section, wherein the transmission multiplexing section refers to an OTM-OTM section, the OTM is an optical terminal multiplexer, the transmission regeneration section refers to OTM-OA and OA-OA or OA-OTM, and OA is an optical amplifier. The software algorithm of the wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model comprises the following contents: selecting an interruption paragraph (e.g. d-i in fig. 2) in the first main channel route, querying a first front-end large network element (e.g. large network element 2 in fig. 2) where a front-end small network element of the interruption paragraph is located, querying all other front-end small network elements (e.g. c and e) under which the first front-end large network element hangs, querying and connecting to a non-interruption alarm standby channel through all other front-end small network elements (e.g. d is abandoned because d has a LOS alarm, d is abandoned by adding manual jump fiber connections c and f), querying a first back-end large network element (e.g. large network element 4 in fig. 2) where a rear-end small network element of the interruption paragraph is located, querying all other back-end small network elements (e.g. j, k, h) under which the first back-end large network element hangs, querying and connecting to the non-interruption alarm standby channel through all other back-end small network elements (e.g. h and j) adding manual jump fiber connections, thereby obtaining a first wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme (e.g., a-c-e-f-g-h-j-l-m-n-o-p in fig. 4) between the source end large network element and the sink end large network element based on the first main channel route, and so on, selecting an interruption paragraph in the second main channel route to obtain a second wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, and performing index quantization scoring on both the first wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme and the second wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, thereby determining a preferred wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme according to respective total score.
The index quantitative score comprises 5 scoring items, and the total score is the sum of the scores of the 5 scoring items, wherein the score 1 is the number of channels and the weight value of the 1 st item; the score item 2 is the weight value of the 2 nd item which is the number of the artificial fiber jumps; the score item 3 is the weight value of the 3 rd item which passes through the number of multiplexing sections/regeneration sections; the score item 4 is the number of fault multi-occurrence segments and the weight value of item 4; the score of 5 is the number of protected paragraphs and the weight of 5 th item. The 1 st item of weight value is 1, the 2 nd item of weight value is 1 or 2 or 3, the 4 th item of weight value is 1 or 2 or 3, the 5 th item of weight value is negative 1 or negative 2 or negative 3, and the lower the total score is, the better the scheme is. The number of the multiplexing sections/regeneration sections is calculated by the sum of the number of the connection sections between the large network elements and the number of the OA equipment.
The wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm comprises the following steps: step 1, starting from a source end large network element, searching all small network elements hung down, and accordingly obtaining small network elements associated with the source end large network element; step 2, correlating channel basic data through the small network elements, judging whether LOS alarms exist at ports of small network elements transmitted at two ends of a channel, skipping the corresponding channel if the LOS alarms exist, continuously correlating the next channel, and recording the small network element at the opposite end if the LOS alarms do not exist, thereby obtaining the small network element at the opposite end without faults associated with the channel; step 3, judging whether the large network element to which the small network element belongs is a selected host large network element or not by correlating all searched opposite small network elements, if not, continuously searching other opposite small network elements related to the large network element channel, recording that the next circulation process of the traversed small network element does not analyze the network element, continuously executing the step 2, if so, obtaining an emergency scheme, and traversing all related small network elements related to the channels according to the emergency scheme; step 4, circularly executing the step 2 to the step 3 until the large network element to which the small network element at the opposite end belongs is the selected large network element at the host end, thereby obtaining an emergency scheme, wherein the analyzed small network elements are not repeatedly associated any more, and a plurality of emergency schemes are obtained until all path analysis is completed; and 5, index quantification scoring is carried out on the multiple emergency schemes, so that the optimal wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is determined according to the total score of each emergency scheme.
As shown in fig. 3, the software algorithm of the wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model includes the following steps: step 1, starting to inquire all small network elements from a source end large network element; step 2, inquiring a standby wave channel through a small network element; step 3, judging whether the LOS alarm exists at the network element port of the AZ end of the standby channel, if so, skipping the channel, continuing to analyze other channels, returning to the step 2, and otherwise, entering the step 4; step 4, finding out a small network element at the opposite end of the standby channel; step 5, judging whether the large network element to which the small network element at the opposite end belongs is a large network element at a host end, if not, returning to the step 1, and if so, entering the step 6; and 6, obtaining an emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme.
A method and a device for automatically generating a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme utilize basic configuration data of a traditional wavelength division transmission network and combine an emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model to realize full-automatic analysis of wavelength division emergency transmission channel paths and present a preferred scheme with shortest wavelength division emergency transmission channel paths, minimum manual hopping, safest and corresponding full-process routing information. The device network management system collects resource data of large network elements, small network elements, channels, channel routes and the like of the wavelength division transmission network, and static data of wavelength division circuits, fiber jumps, transmission multiplexing sections/regeneration sections, fault multi-generation sections, protection sections and the like managed by maintenance personnel. And executing the emergency transmission channel path index quantitative calculation rule and the analysis algorithm.
The emergency transmission channel path index quantitative calculation rule comprises the following contents: the lower the quantitative total score is, the better the emergency path is. The indexes include 5 items, namely the number of channels, the number of jumping fibers, the number of multiplexing sections/regeneration sections, the number of fault multi-generation sections and the number of protection sections.
1) The number of channels, which refers to the connections between different large network elements. The fewer channels the scheduling channel passes through, the faster the scheme is implemented and the more secure it is. And judging the emergency scheduling scheme with the least number of channels as the shortest path. Because the channel is judged by the current fault, the channel which has no fault and is the established standby channel is selected, the influence of the channel on the whole emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is low, and the score level is set to be low.
2) The number of the jumping fibers refers to the connection between small network elements in the same large network element. The fewer hops required to schedule a channel, the faster the scheme can be implemented and the more secure it is. And the emergency scheduling scheme for judging the minimum number of the jumping fibers is the minimum manual jumping. As the fiber skipping needs to be implemented on site by constructors, the operation consumes more time, the influence of the fiber skipping on the whole emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is higher, and the score level is set to be high.
3) Number of pass-through multiplexing section/regeneration section: the multiplexing section is a section of OTM-OTM (optical terminal multiplexer), the regeneration section is a section of OTM-OA (optical amplifier), OA-OA, OA-OTM; judging whether OA optical amplifier equipment exists between different large network elements, and if not, recording the OA optical amplifier equipment as 1 segment; the number of paragraphs +1 for each additional OA device. The fewer paragraphs the dispatch channel passes through, the faster and more secure the implementation of the scheme. Since the paragraphs are already established in the existing transmission network, the paragraphs are generally not created during emergency dispatching (resource application and construction scheme design and implementation are time-consuming). Therefore, the influence of the paragraphs on the overall emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is low, and the score level is set to be low.
4) Number of multiple fault sections (recent fault statistics): the emergency scheduling scheme should avoid the fault multiple sections as much as possible. And judging the emergency scheduling scheme with the least fault multi-generation sections as the safest. And setting the score level as high when the number of the channel segments with the alarm interruption times of more than or equal to 5 in the last 30 days is larger. And (4) setting the score level as medium when the number of the channel segments with the alarm interruption times of more than or equal to 3 and less than 5 in the last 30 days. And setting the score level to be low when the number of the channel segments with the alarm interruption times of more than or equal to 0 and less than 3 in the last 30 days. Wherein, the score level is high, medium and low 3 grades, and the weight value is respectively: the height is 3 points, the middle is 2 points and the low is 1 point.
5) Number of protected paragraphs: since the protection paragraph is the optimal choice, it acts as a subtractive term. The score level is set to-3 or-2 or-1.
Total score of the protocol 1 score to sum of score 5 scores. The score item 1 is a channel number weighted value; the scoring item 2 scores the number of the jumping fibers; the score item 3 is the weighted value of the number of multiplexing sections/regeneration sections; the score 4 is the number of multiple fault sections and the weight value; the score 5 is a protection paragraph number weight value.
A simple example of the implementation of the present invention, an automatic generation method of a scheduling scheme for a wavelength division emergency transmission channel, is described with reference to fig. 1 to 4. 1. Collecting wavelength division transmission resource data through a device network management system comprises: and storing the large network element, the small network element, the wave channel (including the information of the small network elements at two ends and ports) and the like into a database. 2. Introducing wavelength division static data by a device, comprising: and storing static data such as a wavelength division circuit, a jump fiber, a transmission multiplexing section/regeneration section, a fault multi-generation section, a protection section and the like into a database. 3. And generating a topological graph of the conventional wavelength division transmission network according to the data acquired in the steps 1 and 2, as shown in fig. 1. The 2 main channel routes of the circuit large network element 1-the large network element 7 are respectively a-c-d-i-j-l-m-n-o-p and b-u-s-q, and the standby channel route is e-f-g-h-k-t; the route is set to have no OA optical amplifier equipment, no fault multi-generation section and no protection section. 4. Acquiring information of a source end and a destination end of an interrupt service, and acquiring fault interrupt data, as shown in fig. 2, for example, a large network element 1-a large network element 7 of an interrupt circuit, the large network element 1 of the source end, and the large network element 7 of the destination end; the break segments are d-i and q-s. 5. And (4) analyzing the emergency transmission channel path, and analyzing the flow, as shown in fig. 3.
1) And hanging all the small network elements a and b under the large network element 1 of the query source end.
2) And querying the opposite-end small network element of the small network element a as c and the opposite-end small network element of the small network element b as u through the channel data, wherein the ports connected with a, b, c and u are not interrupted and alarmed.
3) Traversing the small network elements c and u at the opposite end, analyzing the large network element 2 to which the small network element c belongs, judging that the large network element is a non-host end large network element, extracting other small network elements d and e under the large network element 2, wherein one jump fiber exists between c and d, no jump fiber exists between c and e, and manual jump fiber needs to be added; and the small network element u to be analyzed.
4) Through the small network element d, finding out that the opposite end of the wave channel is the port connected with the small network element i, d and i, and giving an interruption alarm to omit the path; and searching the ports connected with the small network elements f, e and f at the opposite end of the wave channel through the small network element e without interruption and giving an alarm.
5) And analyzing the large network element 3 to which the small network element f belongs, and judging the large network element as a non-host end large network element. And extracting other small network elements g under the large network element 3, wherein a jump fiber exists between the f and the g.
6) And searching the opposite end of the wave channel as a small network element h through the small network element g, and giving an alarm without interruption to the ports connected with g and h.
7) And analyzing the large network element 4 to which the small network element h belongs, and judging the large network element as a non-host end large network element. Extracting other small network elements i, j and k under the large network element 4, wherein a hop fiber exists between i and j (because i has an interruption alarm in the 4 th step of analysis, the path is abandoned), a hop fiber exists between h and k, and if j is needed, the hop fibers of h and k are needed to be adjusted to be h and j.
8) Through the small network element k, the opposite end of the wave channel is searched to be the small network element t, and the ports connected with k and t are not interrupted and are alarmed; and (5) small network elements j to be analyzed.
9) And analyzing the large network element 8 to which the small network element t belongs, judging that the large network element is a non-host large network element, extracting other small network elements u and s under the large network element 8, wherein a hop fiber exists between u and s, and if the route is needed, adjusting the hop fibers of u and s to be t and u or t and s. And u is the network element to be analyzed in the step 3, and analysis is cancelled because the path does not reach the large network element at the host end.
10) Searching the opposite end of the wave channel as a small network element q through a small network element s, wherein the port connected with the s and the q has interruption alarm, and abandoning the path; backtracking to the small network element j to be analyzed in the step 8).
11) And searching the opposite end of the wave channel as a small network element l through the small network element h, and giving an alarm without interruption to the ports connected with h and l.
12) And analyzing the large network element 5 to which the small network element l belongs, and judging the large network element as a non-host end large network element. And extracting other small network elements m under the large network element 5, wherein a jump fiber exists between l and m.
13) And searching the opposite end of the wave channel as a small network element n through the small network element m, and giving an alarm without interruption to ports connected with m and n.
14) And analyzing the large network element 6 to which the small network element n belongs, and judging the large network element as a non-host end large network element. And extracting other small network elements o under the large network element 6, wherein a jump fiber exists between n and o.
15) And searching the opposite end of the wave channel as a small network element p through the small network element o, and giving an alarm without interruption to the ports connected with the o and the p.
16) Analyzing the large network element 7 to which the small network element p belongs, and judging the large network element as a host end large network element to obtain an emergency transmission channel path: a-c-e-f-g-h-j-l-m-n-o-p as shown in FIG. 4. Wherein, the c-e, h-j needs to be added with artificial fiber jumping.
6. And calculating the scheme indexes: the number of channels is 6, the number of artificial jumping fibers is 2, the number of transmission multiplexing sections/regeneration sections is 6, the number of fault multiple sections is 0, and the number of protection sections is 0.
7. The total score of the scheme is 6 × 1+2 × 3+6 × 1+0 × 2 (-2) ═ 18, and the scheme is the shortest path, the least manual jumping and the safest preferred scheme because of no contrast scheme.
It is pointed out here that the above description is helpful for the person skilled in the art to understand the invention, but does not limit the scope of protection of the invention. Any such equivalents, modifications and/or omissions as may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention may be resorted to.
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1. An automatic generation method of a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is characterized in that a wavelength division transmission network topological graph which is formed based on wavelength division transmission basic configuration data and comprises a large network element and a small network element thereof, a main channel route and a standby channel route is established, when the main channel route is interrupted, a large network element at the source end, a large network element at the destination end and an interruption paragraph of the interruption service are determined, and a preferred wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is obtained by combining a wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm;
the large network element is a virtual network element consisting of a plurality of small network elements, and the small network elements are transmission network element equipment;
the software algorithm of the wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model comprises the following contents: selecting an interruption paragraph in a first main wave channel route, inquiring a first front-end large network element in which a front-end small network element of the interruption paragraph is located, inquiring all other front-end small network elements hung under the first front-end large network element, inquiring and connecting to an uninterrupted alarm standby wave channel through all other front-end small network elements, inquiring a first rear-end large network element in which a rear-end small network element of the interruption paragraph is located, inquiring all other rear-end small network elements hung under the first rear-end large network element, inquiring and connecting to the uninterrupted alarm standby wave channel through all other rear-end small network elements, thereby obtaining a first wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme between the source-end large network element and the host-end large network element based on the first main wave channel route, and so on, selecting an interruption paragraph in a second main wave channel route to obtain a second wave division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, and index quantitative scoring is carried out on the first wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme and the second wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme, so that the optimal wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is determined according to the total score of each scheme.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the wavelength division transmission basic configuration data includes wavelength division transmission resource data collected by a device network management system and wavelength division static data imported by a maintainer management, and the wavelength division transmission basic configuration data is stored in a database.
3. The method according to claim 2, wherein the wavelength division multiplexing transmission resource data includes a large network element, a small network element, and a channel with information of the small network elements and ports at two ends, and the channel is a connection segment between the large network elements; the wavelength division static data comprises a wavelength division circuit, a hop fiber, a transmission multiplexing section, a transmission regeneration section, a fault multi-generation section and a protection section, wherein the transmission multiplexing section refers to an OTM-OTM section, the OTM is an optical terminal multiplexer, the transmission regeneration section refers to OTM-OA and OA-OA or OA-OTM, and OA is an optical amplifier.
4. The automatic generation method of the scheduling scheme of the wavelength-division emergency transmission channel according to claim 1, wherein the quantitative score of the index includes 5 scoring items, and the total score is the sum of the scores of the 5 scoring items, wherein the score 1 is the number of channels and the 1 st weighting value; the score item 2 is the weight value of the 2 nd item which is the number of the artificial fiber jumps; the score item 3 is the weight value of the 3 rd item which passes through the number of multiplexing sections/regeneration sections; the score item 4 is the number of fault multi-occurrence segments and the weight value of item 4; the score of 5 is the number of protected paragraphs and the weight of 5 th item.
5. The method of claim 4, wherein the 1 st item has a weight value of 1, the 2 nd item has a weight value of 1 or 2 or 3, the 4 th item has a weight value of 1 or 2 or 3, the 5 th item has a weight value of minus 1 or minus 2 or minus 3, and a lower total score indicates a better solution.
6. The method of claim 4, wherein the number of multiplexing sections/regenerating sections is calculated as a sum of a number of connection sections between the large cells and a number of OA devices.
7. The method of claim 1, wherein the wave-division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm comprises the steps of: step 1, starting from a source end large network element, searching all small network elements hung down, and accordingly obtaining small network elements associated with the source end large network element; step 2, correlating channel basic data through the small network elements, judging whether LOS alarms exist at ports of small network elements transmitted at two ends of a channel, skipping the corresponding channel if the LOS alarms exist, continuously correlating the next channel, and recording the small network element at the opposite end if the LOS alarms do not exist, thereby obtaining the small network element at the opposite end without faults associated with the channel; step 3, judging whether the large network element to which the small network element belongs is a selected host large network element or not by correlating all searched opposite small network elements, if not, continuously searching other opposite small network elements related to the large network element channel, recording that the next circulation process of the traversed small network element does not analyze the network element, continuously executing the step 2, if so, obtaining an emergency scheme, and traversing all related small network elements related to the channels according to the emergency scheme; step 4, circularly executing the step 2 to the step 3 until the large network element to which the small network element at the opposite end belongs is the selected large network element at the host end, thereby obtaining an emergency scheme, wherein the analyzed small network elements are not repeatedly associated any more, and a plurality of emergency schemes are obtained until all path analysis is completed; and 5, index quantification scoring is carried out on the multiple emergency schemes, so that the optimal wavelength division emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme is determined according to the total score of each emergency scheme.
8. The method of claim 1, wherein the wave-division emergency transmission channel scheduling generation model software algorithm comprises the steps of: step 1, starting to inquire all small network elements from a source end large network element; step 2, inquiring a standby wave channel through a small network element; step 3, judging whether the LOS alarm exists at the network element port of the AZ end of the standby channel, if so, skipping the channel, continuing to analyze other channels, returning to the step 2, and otherwise, entering the step 4; step 4, finding out a small network element at the opposite end of the standby channel; step 5, judging whether the large network element to which the small network element at the opposite end belongs is a large network element at a host end, if not, returning to the step 1, and if so, entering the step 6; and 6, obtaining an emergency transmission channel scheduling scheme.
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