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Final Programme 42nd European Conference on Optical Communication September 18—22, 2016 Congress Center Düsseldorf (CCD), Germany FINAL PROGRAMME www.ecoc-conference.org 1 ECOC 2016 - Programme Overview Time Room 18+19 Room 17 Room 16 Room 15 Room 110 Room 112 Room 14 Sunday, September 18 09:00 – 13:00 Training Course: Training Course: Laser systems on ePIXfab Training Photonic Integrated cource on the state Circuits of the art in Silicon Phonotnics 10 10 4th Optical 13:30 – 18:00 WS 1: Progress and WS 2: Exploring the WS 3: Short range WS 4: Fiber and WS 5: Next WS 6: Extending re- Interconnect in Challenges in Signal real value of fl exible optical transmission waveguide based Generation Ultra- ach in long-haul WDM Data Centers EU- Processing and optical networks for emerging 5G devices for 2 micron, Broadband Silicon systems: What can be Symposium 15:30 – 16:00 Channel Modelling fronthaul, DCI and is there the need ? Photonics Based achieved with nonlinear Coffee Break for Space Division Metro Networks Integrated Circuits mitigation techniques (Foyer CCD) Multiplexed Trans- in fully loaded WDM mission Systems Transmission? 12 13 14 15 16 17 11 18:00 – 19:30 Get Together, Wintergarden Restaurant CCD Stadthalle Monday, September 19 10:00 – 12:30 Plenary Session, Room 1 12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Break 72 14:00 – 15:30 M.1.A: High Power M.1.B: DSP for Re- M.1.C: High Speed M.1.D: Probabilistic M.1.E: Coherent PON M.1.F: Advanced FiberSC1 Lasers 30 ceiverSC3 Subsystems 30 SubsystemsSC430 ShapingSC531 SC731 OpticalSC6 Networking 31 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break, Exhibition Hall 16:00 – 17:30 M.2.A: Fiber M.2.B: DSP for M.2.C: Pulse M.2.D: Short M.2.E: Transmitters I M.2.F: Data Center Amplifi ers for SDM Short Reach Amplitude Distance Direct Networks SC1 32 SC332 ModalationSC4 I 32 DetectionSC5 Systems 33 SC233 SC633 18:00 – 20:30 Welcome Reception, Big Foyer CCD Stadthalle Tuesday, September 20 09:00 – 10:30 Tu.1.A: Light Sources Tu.1.B: Multi-Layer Tu.1.C: Advanced Tu.1.D: SDM Tu.1.E: Coding and Tu.1.F: Optical CLEO 1: Spatio- forSC2 Interconnects 34 SDNSC634 ModulationSC434 TransmissionSC5 I 35 ReceiversSC335 AccessSC7 for 5G 35 temporal Control 26 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break, Exhibition Hall 11:00 – 12:30 Tu.2.A: Digital Tu.2.B: Network Tu.2.C: Measurement Tu.2.D: SDM Tu.2.E: MM-Wave Tu.2.F: Novel Fibre CLEO 2: Optical Infor- SignalSC3 Processing 36 AutomationSC636 andSC4 Control 36 TransmissionSC5 II 37 DevicesSC237 TechnologiesSC1 37 mation Processing 26 12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Break 72 14:00 – 16:00 Exhibition Only / 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break, Exhibition Hall 16:00 – 17:30 Tu.3.A: Modulators Tu.3.B: DSP Tu.3.C: Multicarier Tu.3.D: Elastic Tu.3.E: Nonlinear Tu.3.F: Advanced CLEO 3: for Nonlinearity Modulation Optical Networks III and Quantum Modulation for Optoelectronics SC238 MitigationSC338 SC438 SC639 TechniquesSC539 AccessSC739 27 Wednesday, September 21 09:00 – 10:30 W.1.A: Advanced W.1.B: Fiber W.1.C: Signal W.1.D: Nonlinear W.1.E: Photonics- W.1.F: CLEO 4: Nonlinear Silicon Photonics Sensing and Shaping Distortions Based Wireless SDN and NFV Cavities SC440 MeasurementSC1 40 SC340 SC541 AccessSC741 SC641 28 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break, Exhibition Hall 11:00 – 12:30 W.2.A: Trends on W.2.B: Multicore W.2.C: W.2.D: Advanced W.2.E: W.2.F: Switching CLEO 5: Lasers and Passive Optical Fibers Error Correction Modulation Formats I Transmitters II and Routing instabilities NetworkSC742 SC1 42 SC342 SC543 SC243 SC443 29 12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Break 72 14:00 – 15:30 W.3.A: Elastic W.3.B: Fibres for W.3.C: Nonlinear W.3.D: Advanced W.3.E: TWDM PON W.3.F: Silicon Optical Networks I Mode Division Optical Signal Modulation Formats II Photonics and SC644 MultilexingSC1 44 ProcessingSC344 SC545 SC745 IntegrationSC245 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break, Exhibition Hall 16:00 – 17:30 W.4.P. Poster Session I, Big Foyer CCD Stadthalle 46 19:30 – 22:30 Conference Dinner, Classic Remise Thursday, September 22 09:00 – 10:30 Th.1.A: Nonlinear Th.1.B: Multiplexing Th.1.C: Th.1.D: Auxiliary Th.1.E: Elastic Mitigation and Switching Pulse Amplitude Managementand Optical Networks II Devices Modulation II Control Channel SC5 SC2 SC4 TechnologiesSC7 for SC6 50 50 50 Mobile Fronthaul 51 51 10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break, Foyer CCD 11:00 – 12:30 Th.2.P. Poster Session II, Big Foyer CCD Stadthalle 52 12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Break 72 14:00 – 15:30 Post Deadline Paper Sessions 15:30 – 16:00 Awards and Closing Ceremony, Room 1 2 n n = page number Contents Programme Overview .................................................................... 2 Welcome .......................................................................................5 ECOC 2016 Topics ........................................................................7 ECOC 2016 Committees ...............................................................8 TPC Subcommittees .....................................................................8 Training Courses ..........................................................................10 EU Symposium ............................................................................11 Workshops ..................................................................................12 Keynote Presentations .................................................................18 Tutorials .......................................................................................20 Invited Talks .................................................................................22 CLEO Focus Meeting ..................................................................26 Technical Programme Monday .................................................................................30 Tuesday .................................................................................34 Wednesday ...........................................................................40 Thursday ...............................................................................50 Author List ...................................................................................56 General Information .....................................................................70 Route Map ...................................................................................75 Exhibitor Index .............................................................................76 Exhibition Floorplan ......................................................................78 Floorplan ......................................................................................79 3 Huawei C-RAN Solution_CPRI Xpress, OSN 810.pdf 1 2016/8/8 14:19:05 Simplified Network, OTN Everywhere C-RAN Solution - OSN 810 DCI Solution - OSN 902 ------------------------ T-SDN Controller OSN 810 BBU Installed on pole with RRUs Switch/Router Switch/Router Support Multi-service DC-A DC-B CPRI, OPSI, GE, 10GE, SDH C OSN902 OSN902 M Large Throughput Y 15 CPRI Access 120G total capacity CM Typical Huawei OSN902 application scenario 4 MY Full Outdoor CY CMY “0” site, installation like RRU Satisfy IEC 60529 standard HUAWEI OSN902 K Easy OAM High Adaptation <30min setup, auto-configuration Free of commissioning Auto detection of power off, error warning, latency and fault location 2 U high, 6 pluggable boards Green IT Installation in 19-inch cabinets Front air inlet and rear air outlet P2P Network Ring /Chain Network Self-developed 28nm ASIC chip 0.5 W/Gbit Ultra low power Large Capacity λ1 400G/slot Work path λ2 2.4T/chassis Flexible grid Simplified O&M BBU BBU λ3 λ4 Web GUI Bidirection, 100G/50G Unidirection, support 4 access SNMP High Security without protection sites NETCONF/CORBA Bidirection, 50G 1+1 protection 50G CPRI bandwidth per /RESTful/CLI Encryption into ODUk access site Welcome / Bienvenido / Benvingut / Bienvenu / Willkommen / / / Velkommen / / Benvenuto / Welkom / / Tervetuloa / Bem-vindo / Powitanie / / / Välkommen / Welcome to ECOC 2016 in Düsseldorf! Following Munich in 2000 and Berlin in 2007, Düs- seldorf, Germany will be the next European capital of optical communications, hosting the 42nd edition of the European Conference and Exhibition on Optical Communications held Sep- tember 18th to 22nd, 2016. This well-established conference will provide another milestone in recent scientific and technical progress on materials, devices, and systems for applications in photonic networks, the basic technology for today’s and the future world-wide internet. With attendances and delegates from all over the world, ECOC provides a unique opportunity to stay connected to the latest innovations in the field as well as for networking and interaction that nobody of you should miss. EOCOC 2016 will start on Sunday, September 18th with six workshops – for warming-up – focusing on hot topics such as elastic optical networking, digital signal processing, architectures for 5G front- and backhaul, nonlinear mitigation techniques, waveguide based devices and ultra-broadband Silicon technology. The plenary session, open to exhibitors as well, will feature speakers from academia and industry who will share their viewpoints on very relevant topics of present interest and visions on future trends and perspectives. Inspiring talks will be given by Bruno Jacobfeuerborn, CTO of Deutsche Telekom AG and VDE President, Jeffrey Gao, President of the Transmission Network Product Line, Huawei Technologies, Erich Auer, Head of System Engineering, Tesat-Spacecom GmbH & Co.KG and Peter Winzer, Director of Optical Subsystems Research, Nokia Bell Labs. From student to expert level, from academia to industry, ECOC’s special tutorials, invited
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