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Capacity-efficient Planning of Resilient Networks with p-Cycles

The p-Cycle concept is an efficient way to protect the network traffic against failures of network elements. We present the methods and issues related to network planning, management and operations of p-Cycles and highlight the advantages using this concept. Furthermore we report efficiency results of a case-study of the deployment of p-Cycles in Wavelength Divison Multiplex (WDM) networks.