Algorithm for Transportation Pathways and Patterns Through Pipeline Network: A Case Study in California for the Power Generation Sector
Authors:
- Zemin Eitan LiuZLZemin Eitan Liu
- Diego MoyaDMDiego Moya
- Zhenlin ChenZCZhenlin Chen
- Wennan LongWLWennan Long
- Liang JingLJLiang Jing
- Bo RenBRBo Ren
- Haoyu TangHTHaoyu Tang
- Muhammad Y. JabbarMJMuhammad Y. Jabbar
- Farah RamadanFRFarah Ramadan
- James LittlefieldJLJames Littlefield
- Mohammad S. MasnadiMMMohammad S. Masnadi
Open Access
- 19 November 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Engineering
- Vol. 65, 100-111
Abstract
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- Aramco Americas
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