Digital Twins for Liveable and Resilient Cities
The battle for space in cities due to urbanization in combination with transitions in mobility and energy cause big and urgent challenges. Local Digital Twins (LDTs) are gaining popularity in cities to help to gain insight and make well informed decisions to overcome these challenges, with a strong focus on sustainable wellbeing.
This workshop aims to show the current state of the art in the field of Digital Twinning, the steps that are taken to make Digital Twins interoperable and how AI could be applied to gear towards the next generation of Comprehensive Spatial Planning Support.
Presenters
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Jeroen Borst, TNO
Jeroen is heading the R&D and application of Urban Strategy within TNO: Netherlands Organization for Applied Research. With a background in Environmental Physics, he supervised the developed Urban Strategy, a platform to build Digital City Twins to manage urban planning, mobility planning, energy and environmental impact. With the ambition to make the complexity of urban planning manageable for all stakeholders, the Urban Strategy team combined domain knowledge of the different fields, with state-of-the-art enabling technologies such as HPC and distributed data storage. |
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Germain Castignani, LIST
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Edoardo Felici, Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management
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Desislava Petrova-Antonova, GATE Institute
Dessislava Petrova-Antonova is the Research Leader of Data Management Research Unit of GATE Institute at Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, Bulgaria. She coordinates GATE research and innovation in Future Cities application area, where she is leading the implementation of the first Urban Digital Twin of Sofia. Her primary research interests include data modeling, interoperability and semantic enrichment, urban digital twins and their applications for data-driven decision support in smart communities and cities. |
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Francisco Rodriguez Perez-Curiel, Tecnalia
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