LGSPSep 5, 2024

Threat Classification on Deployed Optical Networks Using MIMO Digital Fiber Sensing, Wavelets, and Machine Learning

arXiv:2409.03667v1h-index: 28
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This addresses the problem of network security and supervision for optical network operators, but it is incremental as it applies existing methods like wavelets and transfer learning to a new domain.

The paper tackled the problem of classifying mechanical threats like jackhammers and excavators on deployed optical networks, achieving 93% classification accuracy using field data from a 57-km operational link.

We demonstrate mechanical threats classification including jackhammers and excavators, leveraging wavelet transform of MIMO-DFS output data across a 57-km operational network link. Our machine learning framework incorporates transfer learning and shows 93% classification accuracy from field data, with benefits for optical network supervision.

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