Enhancing Gas Distribution Network Resilience Utilizing a Mixed Social Network Analysis-Simulation Approach: Application of Artificial Intelligence

This study introduces a resilience-oriented framework to enhance the performance of energy distribution networks under partial high workload conditions with a particular emphasis on natural gas systems. Given the critical role of gas delivery in economic stability and societal well-being, ensuring the reliability and robustness of its network design is imperative. This research adopts a Social Network Analysis (SNA) methodology, augmented by an artificial intelligence-based approach, to appraise the dynamics and interdependencies of gas distribution networks under varying operational conditions. The proposed framework integrates SNA with simulation-based network analysis to enhance resilience by identifying critical nodes and edges susceptible to disruption, especially during demand fluctuations periods. A key advantage of this approach lies in its applicability as a consumer vulnerability mitigation strategy during high-demand scenarios, thereby reinforcing network robustness. The findings offer significant insights and methodological contributions applicable across gas networks, ultimately promoting smarter and more resilient energy solutions. Overall, this research provides a comprehensive strategy for strengthening network resilience, supporting the broader objectives of energy security and sustainability.

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IEEE Access
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2024-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/access.2024.3520216
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Smart Grid Security and Resilience
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Enhancing Gas Distribution Network Resilience Utilizing a Mixed Social Network Analysis-Simulation Approach: Application of Artificial Intelligence

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Enhancing Gas Distribution Network Resilience Utilizing a Mixed Social Network Analysis-Simulation Approach: Application of Artificial Intelligence

Hadi Ghasemi, Hadi Sahebi, Mehrdad Agha Mohammad Ali Kermani, Negar Mohammadi, Hani Gilani
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Abstract

This study introduces a resilience-oriented framework to enhance the performance of energy distribution networks under partial high workload conditions with a particular emphasis on natural gas systems. Given the critical role of gas delivery in economic stability and societal well-being, ensuring the reliability and robustness of its network design is imperative. This research adopts a Social Network Analysis (SNA) methodology, augmented by an artificial intelligence-based approach, to appraise the dynamics and interdependencies of gas distribution networks under varying operational conditions. The proposed framework integrates SNA with simulation-based network analysis to enhance resilience by identifying critical nodes and edges susceptible to disruption, especially during demand fluctuations periods. A key advantage of this approach lies in its applicability as a consumer vulnerability mitigation strategy during high-demand scenarios, thereby reinforcing network robustness. The findings offer significant insights and methodological contributions applicable across gas networks, ultimately promoting smarter and more resilient energy solutions. Overall, this research provides a comprehensive strategy for strengthening network resilience, supporting the broader objectives of energy security and sustainability.

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Iran University of Science and Technology (IR)
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Enhancing Gas Distribution Network Resilience Utilizing a Mixed Social Network Analysis-Simulation Approach: Application of Artificial Intelligence — Hadi Ghasemi, Hadi Sahebi, et al. · IEEE Access (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS