Mark Enzer
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Adrian/Andy, could you say anything more about the way that you can take data from other sources in the city to generate insight that can lead to ‘better decisions faster’ and more effective interventions? [ie more data than the geometric/geospatial data in the visualisation]
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Melissa, would you be able to say anything about how far the ICG clients’ thinking has progress on (connected) digital twins?
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Can the community help Eunan with this? It sounds like a really interesting use case.
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Kirsten, the Navigator is great! Could you maybe say a few words how it incorporates best practice from the world of knowledge management?
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@Ana and @HenryFT, brilliant talks! How can we get feedback from the wider connected digital twin community on this hugely valuable work?
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@Marek It is really good to see the extensive partner ecosystem that is interfacing with Autodesk Forge. Is it intended to forge interoperability with other big (competitor) vendors? Does the ‘bigger pie’ argument work in this space (ie the argument that ‘collaborate on the rules; compete in the game’ leads to a bigger better game)?
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A question for the Gemini people: who is up for doing what 100% Open recommend?
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Hi Humanner. Yes, it’s all about outcomes for people, society and nature. Have you seen ‘Our Vision for the built environment’ (https://indd.adobe.com/view/f2092c85-cd16-4186-9035-e2a63adc2bf9) and ‘Flourishing Systems’ (https://www.cdbb.cam.ac.uk/files/flourishing-systems_revised_200908.pdf)? Would be great to chat about this…
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@Nigel@CLA, thank you. We are just working up the scope of the demonstrator right now. What we are thinking about is something that will show the benefit of cross-sector information sharing, with a focus on improving net-zero decision making.
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Ian, yes, this looks like it is to do with the TIES Living Lab.  I’d be interested to know more about the specifics. Could you share any contacts? I’ll check with DfT.
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IÂ thought that this was interesting on categorisation: https://iot-analytics.com/how-the-worlds-250-digital-twins-compare/