Digital Twins: 3D spatial challenges and opportunities

Wednesday, March 27, 6:00pm - 10:00pm (EDT)

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Digital Twins: 3D spatial challenges and opportunities
Please join GRID@UNSW as we discuss challenges, exchange experiences and share ideas to reveal Digital Twin opportunities and solutions. In this workshop we discuss what and how 3D spatial technology have been used to build, visualise and perform analyses and simulations in 3D Spatial Digital Twins.

Researchers from Europe and Australia share lessons learned and elaborate on innovative solutions. Several presentations will report on Digital Twins for distinct applications, followed by a discussion:

City Digital Twins for Enhanced Sustainability and Efficiency, A/Prof. Mila Koeva, University Twente, The Netherlands (on-line)
NSW Spatial Digital Twin, Brenton Ray, NSW Customer Services (TBC)
Digital Twin Road - Physical-Informational Representation of the Future Road System, prof. Jörg Blankenbach, Aachen, Germany
Advancing sustainable urban planning in spatial digital twin paradigm – Framework and case studies, A/Prof Chayn Sun, RMIT, Melbourne
Torino Spatial Digital twin: challenges in 3D modelling, Yogender Yadav, Polytechnic University Torino, Italy
Digital Twins Research at ARC RIIS Hub, A/Prof Johnson Shen, RIIS UNSW Sydney
From static to dynamic: Integrated application of knowledge graph and digital twin in infrastructure management. Jack Sun, RIIS UNSW Sydney
Challenges in 3D data integration for Digital Twin, Abdoulaye Diakite, CityGeometrix

This workshop is organised and hosted by the ARC ITRH RIIS and supported by the ISPRS student consortium

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Please join GRID@UNSW as we discuss challenges, exchange experiences and share ideas to reveal Digital Twin opportunities and solutions. In this workshop we discuss what and how 3D spatial technology have been used to build, visualise and perform analyses and simulations in 3D Spatial Digital Twins.

Researchers from Europe and Australia share lessons learned and elaborate on innovative solutions. Several presentations will report on Digital Twins for distinct applications, followed by a discussion:

City Digital Twins for Enhanced Sustainability and Efficiency, A/Prof. Mila Koeva, University Twente, The Netherlands (on-line)
NSW Spatial Digital Twin, Brenton Ray, NSW Customer Services (TBC)
Digital Twin Road - Physical-Informational Representation of the Future Road System, prof. Jörg Blankenbach, Aachen, Germany
Advancing sustainable urban planning in spatial digital twin paradigm – Framework and case studies, A/Prof Chayn Sun, RMIT, Melbourne
Torino Spatial Digital twin: challenges in 3D modelling, Yogender Yadav, Polytechnic University Torino, Italy
Digital Twins Research at ARC RIIS Hub, A/Prof Johnson Shen, RIIS UNSW Sydney
From static to dynamic: Integrated application of knowledge graph and digital twin in infrastructure management. Jack Sun, RIIS UNSW Sydney
Challenges in 3D data integration for Digital Twin, Abdoulaye Diakite, CityGeometrix

This workshop is organised and hosted by the ARC ITRH RIIS and supported by the ISPRS student consortium Anita B. Lawrence Centre (H13), School of Built Environment, UNSW, Sydney false MM/DD/YYYY 60 OPAQUE aUSvGJVnpzEFcmBOImEV277928

Anita B. Lawrence Centre (H13), School of Built Environment, UNSW, Sydney

Jack Barton, jack.barton@unsw.edu.au

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