Visualisation of ATM network connectivity and topology

Master Thesis

2001

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University of Cape Town

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ATM and dynamic reconfiguration allow for rapid changes in a virtual path network depending on traffic load and future demands. This technology improves the utilisation, lowers the call blocking probability and increases the overall performance of a network. However, it poses several management difficulties when user intervention is required to resolve complex routing problems. In this dissertation, we describe a visualisation approach which uses a network metaphor to aid administrators in managing dynamic ATM networks. Our metaphor scales well for networks of varying size, addresses the cluttering problem experienced by past metaphors and maintains the overall network context while providing additional support for navigation and interaction.
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Bibliography: leaves 110-113.

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