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Relevance of research on telecommunications networks is predicated upon theimplementations which it explicitly claims or implicitly subsumes. This papersupports researchers through a survey of Communications Service Providerscurrent implementations within the metro area, and trends that are expected toshape the next-generation metro area network. The survey is composed of aquantitative component, complemented by a qualitative component carried outamong field experts. Among the several findings, it has been found that serviceproviders with large subscriber base sizes, are less agile in their response totechnological change than those with smaller subscriber base sizes: thus,copper media are still an important component in the set of access networktechnologies. On the other hand, service providers with large subscriber basesizes are strongly committed to deploying distributed access architectures,notably using remote access nodes like remote OLT and remote MAC-PHY. Thisstudy also shows that the extent of remote node deployment for multi-accessedge computing is about the same as remote node deployment for distributedaccess architectures, indicating that these two aspects of metro area networksare likely to be co-deployed.

A survey of trends and motivations regarding Communication Service Providers' metro area network implementations