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Sunday, 9 March Room 102 Room 121 Room 124 Room 130 Room 131 Room 132 Room 133 09:00 12:00 SC114, SC171, SC177, SC205, SC265, SC328, SC359 09:00 13:00 SC105, SC341 13:00 16:00 SC203, SC216, SC358, SC385, SC386 13:00 17:00 SC288, SC384 16:30 19:30 Su1A Workshop: Are Optical Standards Keeping Up? Su1B Workshop: Quantum Cryptography: Is that cat dead or alive? Or is it looking for Godot? Su1C Workshop: What is the Role of Optics in Gb/s Wireless Access? Su1D Workshop: Optical Amplifiers for Spatial Division Multiplexing: Can they be Competitive? Su1E Workshop: Will the Optimum Space-division Multiplexing System and Fiber be Determined by Fiber Nonlinearities? Su1F Workshop: Does SDN Spell the End for GMPLS? Su1G Workshop: Do Optics Need to Move to the Rack and the Backplane? When? Why? 17:00 20:00 SC178, SC217, SC259, SC267, SC372, SC388, SC401, SC409, SC411 49

Monday, 10 March Room 102 Room 120 Room 121 Room 122 Room 123 08:30 12:30 SC101A, SC102, SC210, SC239, SC325, SC347, SC389, SC390 09:00 12:00 M1A Workshop: Low Cost 100G Interfaces for Metro Access: Standardized or Proprietary? 09:00 12:00 SC176, SC208, SC356, SC392 12:00 13:30 Lunch Break (on your own) 13:30 15:30 M2A QAM M2B Network Planning (ends at 15:00) M2C Coded Modulation I (ends at 15:00) M2D Radio-over-Fiber I M2E DC 100 Gb/s and Beyond Transmission 13:00 17:30 SC187 13:30 16:30 SC261, SC312, SC327, SC357, SC369, SC373, SC391, SC393, SC408 13:30 17:30 SC101B, SC160, SC185 15:30 16:00 Coffee Break, Concourse Level 16:00 18:00 M3A FEC and Modation M3B Multi-layer Networks M3C Fiber Nonlinearity Mitigation & Compensation M3D Radio-Over-Fiber II M3E Datacom Switching Architectures 50

Room 124 Room 125 Room 130 Room 131 Room 132 Room 133 SC101A, SC102, SC210, SC239, SC325, SC347, SC389, SC390 M1B Workshop: Just How Many Versions of Standards-based PON Systems Does the Industry Need? M1C Workshop: Software-Defined Optical Access: Hope or Hype? M1D Workshop: Packaging and Reliability of Si Photonics: Will it Spoil the Dream? M1E Workshop: Will Single-fiber Space-division Multiplexing Ever Find a Commercial Application? M1F Workshop: DSP for Short Reach Applications: Why Bother? SC176, SC208, SC356, SC392 Lunch Break (on your own) M2F Low Loss and Hollow Core Fibers (ends at 15:45) M2G Photodetector (ends at 15:00) M2H Cloud M2I High Speed Access M2J Amplifiers for SDM I (ends at 15:00) M2K Optical Switching SC187 SC261, SC312, SC327, SC357, SC369, SC373, SC391, SC393, SC408 SC101B, SC160, SC185 M3F Multimode and Few-Model Fibers M3G High Speed Transmitters and Receivers (ends at 17:45) Papers are available online for download. Visit www.ofcconference.org and click on the M3H Optical Networks and Virtualization Coffee Break, Concourse Level M3I NG-PON2 Technologies Presentations selected for recording are designated with a. Access these by visiting www.ofcconference.org and clicking on the M3J High Power Lasers, Components and Sensors (16:30 17:45) M3K Multiplexer for Space-Division Multiplexing button. button. 51

Tuesday, 11 March Room 102 Room 120 Room 121 Room 122 Room 123 Room 124 08:00 10:00 Tu1A Plenary Session 08:00-12:00 SC314, SC395 08:00 12:30 SC291 09:00 12:00 SC266, SC374 10:00 17:00 Exhibition and Show Floor, Exhibit Halls North and South (coffee service from 10:00 10:30) 10:15 14:00 Unopposed Exhibit-Only Time, Exhibit Halls North and South (concessions available) 12:00 14:00 Poster Preview, Exhibit Hall South 14:00 16:00 Tu2A RF Photonic Devices Tu2B Field Trial Demonstrations and Modulation Formats (ends at 2:45pm) Tu2C New Devices in NGPON Networks (ends at 2:45pm) Tu2D Amplifiers for SDM - II (ends at 2:45pm) 16:00 16:30 Coffee Break, Concourse Level and Exhibit Halls North and South 16:30 18:30 Tu3A Fiber Nonlinearity Mitigation Tu3B Panel: Energy-effiency in Telecommunication Operator Networks: a Reality Check Tu3C Protection & Other Practical Considerations in PONs Tu3D Components for SDM (ends at 18:00) 18:30 20:00 Conference Reception, Rooms 103 & 104 Tu2E Ring Resonators Tu3E Novel Materials (ends at 18:15) Tu2F DSP-Based Optical Access Tu3F Optical Access for Mobile Front/Back Haul 19:30 21:30 Rump Session Will Traffic Growth Break the Internet And Can Optical Communications Help?, North, Room 130 52

Room 125 Room 130 Room 131 Room 132 Room 133 Show Floor Programming Tu2G OFDM I Tu3G OFDM II Tu1A Plenary Session SC314, SC395 SC291 SC266, SC374 Exhibition and Show Floor, Exhibit Halls North and South (coffee service from 10:00 10:30) Unopposed Exhibit-Only Time, Exhibit Halls North and South (concessions available) Tu2H Tunable Lasers & Comb Sources Poster Preview, Exhibit Hall South Tu2I Symposium: Enabling the Datacenter as a Network I Tu2J High Capacity Transmission Using SDM (ends at 2:45pm) Coffee Break, Concourse Level and Exhibit Halls North and South Tu3H InP-based Optoelectronic Devices (ends at 17:30) Tu3I Symposium: Enabling the Datacenter as a Network II (ends at 18:00) Conference Reception, Rooms 103 & 104 Tu3J Spectral Shaping Rump Session Will Traffic Growth Break the Internet And Can Optical Communications Help?, North, Room 130 Tu2K Nonlinear Effects in Optical Fibers Tu3K Specialty Fiber and Fiber Optic Sensors 11:00 12:00 Network Components in FTTx Systems, Expo Theater III 11:00 12:30 OIDA Review of Roadmaps for the Optical Communications Market and NPI Overview, Expo Theater II 12:00 14:00 Panel I: State of the Industry, Expo Theater I 12:30 14:00 Advancing Optical Solutions in Cloud Computing, Communications and Networking, Expo Theater III 13:30 16:30 The Future of the Metro Core: A New and Innovative Approach to Delivering a Scalable, Yet Simplified, Expo Theater II 14:30 15:15 100G Single Lamda Optics, Expo Theater III 15:00 17:00 Panel II: What s Happening for 100G and Beyond Ecosystems?, Expo Theater I 15:15 16:00 Snapshot on 400GE Standardization, Expo Theater III 16:00 17:00 New Standards for Ethernet Access Networks, Expo Theater III Awards will be presented in a special ceremony. Plan to arrive for the plenary session by 07:45 to avoid missing any of the scheduled plenary talks. 53

Wednesday, 12 March Room 102 Room 120 Room 121 Room 122 Room 123 Room 124 08:00 10:00 W1A Advanced Transmission (ends at 09:45) W1B Panel: Flexible Rate OUT for Byond 100G W1C Node Architecture and Qos W1D TWDM PON W1E Optical Network Optimization II W1F Use Cases and Transmission for DC Network 10:00 12:00 W2A Poster Session I, Exhibit Hall South (coffee and snacks available) 10:00 17:00 Exhibition and Show Floor, Exhibit Halls North and South 10:00 13:00 Unopposed Exhibit-Only Time, Exhibit Halls North and South (concessions available) 13:00 15:00 W3A Flex W3B Novel Network Elements W3C Panel: How Can residential Broadband Networks Support the Small Cell Backhaul of the Future? W3D Fiber Measurements and Characterization 15:00 15:30 Coffee Break, Concourse Level and Exhibit Halls North and South 15:30 17:30 W4A Defragmentation Control W4B Optical Network Optimization I W4C Long Wavelength VCSELs and Quantum Dot Lasers W4D Slow Light and Multicore Fiber W3E Fiber Amplifiers: Design and Characterization (ends at 14:30) W4E Novel Optical Schemes (ends at 17:00) W3F Signal Processing I (Regeneration) W4F Signal Processing II 54

Room 125 Room 130 Room 131 Room 132 Room 133 Show Floor Programming W1G Advanced Signal Generation & Monitoring W3G WDM Access W4G Coherent PON W1H Advanced Multiplexing W1I Coherent Integrated Transceiver Technologies W1J Signal Generation W2A Poster Session I, Exhibit Hall South (coffee and snacks available) Exhibition and Show Floor, Exhibit Halls North and South W1K Network Control (ends at 09:45) Unopposed Exhibit-Only Time, Exhibit Halls North and South (concessions available) W3H Network Virtualization W3I Symposium: Advanced Electrooptic Packaging and Assembly Technologies I W3J Coded Modulation II (ends at 14:45) Coffee Break, Concourse Level and Exhibit Halls North and South W4H Network Design Challenges and Implementations W4I Symposium: Advanced Electrooptic Packaging and Assembly Technologies II W4J Few-Mode Fiber Transmission (ends at 17:15) W3K DSP Hardware W4K Carrier Recovery and Phase Noise 08:30 09:00 Service Provider Summit Keynote: Packet Optical vs. OTN, Expo Theater I 09:00 10:30 Service Provider Summit Panel I: Packet Optical Convergence, Expo Theater I 10:30 11:30 The Art and Science of NPI Operations in the Fiber Optic and Telecommunications Industry Strategy, Planning and Execution, Expo Theater II 11:00 12:00 OIF - Physical and Link Layer Session, Expo Theater III 11:00 12:30 Service Provider Summit Panel II: Network Evolution, Expo Theater I 12:30 15:00 SDN 2.0 is Here - What Have We Learned?, Expo Theater II 13:00 15:00 Panel III: Data Center Architecture and Content Delivery Strategies, Expo Theater I 14:00 15:00 OIF Networking & Operation Session, Expo Theater III 15:30 16:00 How Software Defined Networking Will Alter Optical Transport, Expo Theater I The Buzz - A Real-time Look at the News and Trends Happening at OFC, Expo Theater II 15:30 17:00 Workshop on Photonic Startups and Entrepreneurship, Expo Theater III 55

Thursday, 13 March Room 102 Room 120 Room 121 Room 122 Room 123 Room 124 08:00 10:00 Th1A Silicon Nitride and Liquid Crystal Devices Th1B Panel: 100G Deployment on Submarine Links Th1C Silicon Photonics I Th1D Network Subsystem Th1E Planning I 10:00 12:00 Th2A Poster Session II, Exhibit Hall South (coffee and snacks available) 10:00 16:00 Exhibition and Show Floor, Exhibit Halls North and South 10:00 13:00 Unopposed Exhibit-Only Time, Exhibit Halls North and South (concessions available) 13:00 15:00 Th3A Semiconductor Lasers Th3B Resilient Networks Th3C Low Power VCSEL Interconnect Th3D RF Photonic Processing (ends at 14:45) Th3E DSP Algorithms I Th3F Demultiplexers and Switches 15:00 15:30 Coffee Break, Concourse Level and Exhibit Halls North and South 15:30 17:30 Th4A Space Division Multiplexing Th4B Panel: SDN for Transport Networks Th4C Silicon Photonics II (ends at 17:15) 17:30 18:00 Coffee Break, Concourse Level 18:00 20:00 Th4D DSP Algorithms II Th4E Planning II 56

Room 125 Room 130 Room 131 Room 132 Room 133 Show Floor Programming Th1F Visible Light Communications Th1G Applications & Deployments of FTTx Th1H Novel Amplification Technologies & Signal Processors (ends at 09:45) Th1I Next Generation ROADM and Photonic Switch Architechures Th2A Poster Session II, Exhibit Hall South (coffee and snacks available) Exhibition and Show Floor, Exhibit Halls North and South Unopposed Exhibit-Only Time, Exhibit Halls North and South (concessions available) Th1J SDM Theory & Characterization 10:30 11:30 Splitter Placement in FTTB Installations, Expo Theater II 10:30 12:30 Panel IV: 100/400G Pluggable Optics and its Enabling Technologies, Expo Theater I 11:00 11:30 Harnessing Optical Layer Flexibility w/ SDN Intelligence, Expo Theater III Th3G OFDM-based Optical Access Th3H Access Networks (ends at 14:30) Th3I SDN and PCE Th3J Advanced Optical Transceivers Th3K Direct Detection 11:30 12:00 Enhanced Use Cases for an SDNbased Control Architecture for Optical Networks, Expo Theater III Coffee Break, Concourse Level and Exhibit Halls North and South 11:30 12:30 Passive Optical LAN, Expo Theater II Th4F High-Speed Transmission (ends at 17:15) Th4G Emerging Data Center Interconnect Postdeadline Session I Th4H Wideband Communications & Sensing Coffee Break, Concourse Level Postdeadline Session II Th4I Silicon Sources & New Wavelengths Postdeadline Session III Th4J Architectures & Technologies for Computing Systems Postdeadline Session IV 12:30 13:30 Advances in Photonics for Optical Transmission Networks, Expo Theater III 13:00 15:00 Panel V: PIC vs. Si Photonics: Hype or Reality?, Expo Theater I 13:00 16:00 POF Symposium, Expo Theater II 57