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Title:
Predictive analysis tool for energy distribution networks.
Authors: 
Chamoso Santos, Pablo; de Paz Santana, Juan F.; Bajo Pérez, Javier; Villarrubia González, Gabriel; Corchado Rodríguez, Juan M.
Book:
CAEPIA 2016. Advances in Artificial Intelligence. Springer. Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Volume 9868, pp. 271-279.

Publication date: 
8 September 2016
ISBN: 
978-3-319-44635-6 (Print), 978-3-319-44636-3 (Online)
DOI
 10.1007/978-3-319-44636-3_25

BibTex

@conference { conference,
title = {Predictive analysis tool for energy distribution networks},
author = {Chamoso Santos, Pablo; de Paz Santana, Juan F.; Bajo Pérez, Javier; Villarrubia González, Gabriel; Corchado Rodríguez, Juan M.},
chapter = {CAEPIA 2016. Advances in Artificial Intelligence},
publisher = {Springer},
volume = {9868},
pages = {271-279},
isbn = {978-3-319-44635-6 (Print), 978-3-319-44636-3 (Online)},
}

XML

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<title>Predictive analysis tool for energy distribution networks</title>
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<booktitle>CAEPIA 2016. Advances in Artificial Intelligence</booktitle>
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There has been multiple research in the energy distribution sector over the last years because of the significant impact in societies. However, the use of aerial high voltage power lines involves some risks that may be avoided with periodic reviews. The objective of this work is to reduce the number of these reviews to reduce the maintenance cost of power lines. So the work is focused on the periodic review of transmission towers (TT). A virtual organization of agents in conjunction with different artificial intelligence methods and algorithms are proposed in order to reduce the number of TT to be reviewed. The proposed system is able to provide a sample of TT from a set of them, a whole line for example, to be reviewed and to ensure that the set will have similar values without needing to review all the TT. The result is a web application to manage all the review processes and all the TT of a country (Spain in this case). This allows the review companies to use the application either when they initiate a new review process for a whole line or area of TT, or when they want to place an entirely new set of TT, in which case the system would recommend the best place and the best type of structure to use.

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