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Computational models corresponding to supply security in natural gas networksaim to describe flows and consumption values in the case of component failuresor unforseen pipeline shutdowns. The role of natural gas reservoires in thisprocess has only been marginally analyzed in such models, and typically only onthe level of countries. In this paper we define a computational framework,which is capable of interpreting real flow and reservoir data to assign aquantitative supply security related measure to reservoires, depending on howmuch the given reservoir is critical in the process of restoring consumptionoutages in the network.

Quantitative supply security related significance measures for gas reservoires