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Section 1 Introduction
The Time-Variant Routing (TVR) Working Group addresses a growing need in modern network environments where predictable variations in topology - such as the restoration, activation, or loss of network elements, are part of normal operations. This approach is essential in dynamic networks with mobile nodes, where links may be frequently disrupted and re-established due to mobility, or in networks with highly predictable traffic patterns, where links may be powered down to conserve or reduce energy.
This document provides examples of implementing TVR scheduling capabilities in identified use cases. It demonstrates the applicability of the TVR data model, methods for disseminating the TVR schedule, and the necessary IETF ancillary technologies for network environments, such as time synchronization and policy, that support TVR capabilities.
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Hi Authors,
For some reason I am unable to see the latest or Editors Copy of the document. I reviewed and merged the latest set of contributions but for whatever reason I was unable to see the most up-to-date version. Instead of branching and making changes. I'll just create a set of issues with document contributions. I'll let Li merge these into the document where appropriate.
Section 1 Introduction
This document provides examples of implementing TVR scheduling capabilities in identified use cases. It demonstrates the applicability of the TVR data model, methods for disseminating the TVR schedule, and the necessary IETF ancillary technologies for network environments, such as time synchronization and policy, that support TVR capabilities. <<