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Mitigate risks around robustness of Mid.CBF-SDP interface under packet loss.

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      Improve the robustness of the transfer of visibilities into the SDP ingest pipeline.

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      Improve the robustness of the transfer of visibilities into the SDP ingest pipeline.
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      1. Relevant DoD for the firmware and software components.
      2. Demonstrate lab setup that enables measurement and profiling of the packet loss for  various levels of network utilization.
      3. Demonstrate a reduction in visibility loss when the network load exceeds 80% of 100Gbps.
      4. Stretch - operate at 90% line rate, with visibility loss limited to packets dropped due to bit-errors.
      5. Document findings and results.
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      Relevant DoD for the firmware and software components. Demonstrate lab setup that enables measurement and profiling of the packet loss for  various levels of network utilization. Demonstrate a reduction in visibility loss when the network load exceeds 80% of 100Gbps. Stretch - operate at 90% line rate, with visibility loss limited to packets dropped due to bit-errors. Document findings and results.
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      Investigate and prototype solutions to improve the robustness of the transfer of visibilities into the ingest pipeline under UDP packet drop conditions. 

      It has been identified in previous prototyping of the SPEAD protocol that at high transfer rates the network stack loses packets somewhere. A lost SPEAD packet leaves the heap incomplete, or undescribed. This in turn causes the entire heap to be dropped.

      TCP has been suggested as a solution, however the round trip time and high bandwidth of the links requires too large of a re-transmission buffer to be viable in an FPGA.

      This feature will extend this testing and work done for SP-115 to:

      • identify the reasons for packet loss, and 
      • develop strategies to minimize 
      • 1) the packet loss, 
      • 2) the effect of packet loss.

      This is a multi-disciplinary problem and suggest it continue to be tackled through cooperation between the CIPA and NZAPP teams.

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                m.deegan Deegan, Miles
                W.Kamp Kamp, Will
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