Aplicação do algoritmo MSCL com subparticionamento por múltiplas rotas

Due to its ability to provide resources adapted according to demand, Elastic Optical Networks have emerged as a very promising network option. Such networks have been the subject of several studies in order to present techniques and heuristics with the ability to explore their benefits and also find solutions to their problems, among them the routing and spectrum assignment. This work addresses the use of the Split Spectrum (SS) technique applied in the routing process, analyzing its performance in different scenarios and combining with the MSCL spectrum assignment algorithm. It is shown that, combining different forms of spectrum division with the spectrum allocation that generates the least loss of capacity, one can find a technique that provides better results when compared to the traditional allocation of spectrum and its classic form of division.