Abdorasoul Ghasemi

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Coventry University

United Kingdom

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Dr. Abdorasoul Ghasemi is an Associate Professor at Coventry University in the United Kingdom. His research primarily focuses on topics related to active distribution grids, social network analysis, and the controllability of complex networks. He has contributed significant work on optimal sensor placement, protection blinding in power systems, and the robustness of interdependent networks to cascading failures.

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M. Ángeles Serrano

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Instituciò Catalana de Recerca i Estudis Avancats

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Abdorasoul Ghasemi

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Optimal Redundant Sensor Placement for Protection Blinding in Active Distribution Grids

A community‑based entropic method to identify influential nodes across multiple social networks

The impact of input node placement in the controllability of structural brain networks

Analysis of protection blinding in active distribution grids

Towards Forming Optimal Communication Network for Effective Power System Restoration

Robustness of Interdependent Power Grid and Communication Networks to Cascading Failures

Interaction graph learning of line cascading failure in power networks and its statistical properties

Input node placement restricting the longest control chain in controllability of complex networks

Perturbation of the Normalized Laplacian Matrix for the Prediction of Missing Links in Real Networks

Higher-order interaction learning of line failure cascading in power networks

Cache management in content delivery networks using the metadata of online social networks

Eigenvalue sensitivity-based analysis for evaluation of biological network stability versus disturbances

Diversity of Structural Controllability of Complex Networks With Given Degree Sequence

Precision as a measure of predictability of missing links in real networks

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M. Ángeles Serrano

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