On 17/03/2022 at 09:19, Sven van den Berghe said:

According to the CReDo Technical Report 1 the CReDo source codes “are published under a permissive open-source licence and are held under version control at the Science & Technology Facilities Council (https://gitlab.stfc.ac.uk/credo/base-repo/).”, but the STFC GitLab requires an…

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Last May the National Digital Twin programme (NDTp) published our proposed Pathway to an Information Management Framework (IMF). The publication was accompanied by an open consultation to seek feedback on our proposed approach and to hear from across the community about how they thought the IMF should develop to support their use and adoption…

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Today we are delighted to publish the Approach to Develop the Foundation Data Model for the Information Management Framework. Approach to Develop the FDM for the IMF here

In November 2020 the National Digital Twin programme programme published the Survey of Top–level Ontologies (TLO) and the Survey of Industry Data Models (IDM) and Reference Data Libraries (RDL). You can find these publications under Gemini Commons/IMF technical Documents.  

The technical part of the proposed pathway to an…

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This table has been updated in the online version of the Survey of Top-Level Ontologies.

Hi @Gary, there isn’t one planned as yet, but it is possible that one may be set up once there is more information flowing here. 

Well If I can say, the Pathway document intends to do just that.  If anyone hasn’t read it, it is here and a fair amount of commentary about it was raised in the soon to be released Responses to the IMF Pathway consultation too. We will be looking at updating the Pathways document in the coming months to reflect the work done, the feedback r…

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We hope that you have had opportunity to look through the two survey documents published by the NDTp technical development team.

A survey of Top-Level Ontologies

A survey of Industry Data Models and Reference Data Libraries

If you think there have been omissions, and you would like to submit others for assessment, Matthew and the…

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It is proposed that the Information Management Framework (IMF) for the creating of a National Digital Twin will consist of three technical elements: the Foundation Data Model (FDM), Reference Data Library (RDL) and Integration Architecture (IA).

The IMF will underpin the creation of an environment which supports the use, management and…

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On the 20th October the NDTp were delighted to be joined by 100 attendees at a webinar to discuss the benefits of digital twins and connected digital twins.

Miranda Sharp, NDTp Commons Lead, chaired a panel of experts:

• Leigh Dodds, ODI;
• Herman Heynes, Anmut;
• Peter Vale, Thames Tideway;
• Paul Hodgson, Greater London…

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The National Digital Twin Programme has initiated work to create a thin slice of the IMF for the Construction Innovation Hub, to support the development of CIH’s  Platform Ecosystem.  This thin slice of the IMF is called the FDM Seed. 

   

The Benefits webinar happened last week on Tuesday 20 October and we were delighted to have nearly 100 people join us for the discussion. If you missed the webinar, it was recorded and is available now on YouTube

 

Enterprises creating digital twins have a need to understand the benefits their digital twins bring to their own operation but also the benefits which accrue to their customers, supply chain, local community, industry network and relevant government bodies.  An understanding and harnessing of these benefits has the potential to drive not only i…

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The National Digital Twin programme is a national programme, built on consensus.  As the open consultation on our proposed approach to an IMF draws to a close, Miranda Sharp IMF Engagement Lead at CDBB shares how the DT Hub members can continue to shape its development. 
We believe the IMF is the key to enabling secure, resilient data sharing b…

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The DT Hub warmly welcomes the endorsement from the ICE ICG White Paper: Covid-19 and the new normal for infrastructure systems – next steps for the National Digital Twin programme.

https://www.ice.org.uk/news-and-insight/policy/covid-and-new-normal-for-infrastructure-systems

The paper sets out that “It is impossible to expect a tra…

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On Monday 3rd August, Matthew West, the Technical Lead for the NDTp, gave a presentation to the extended CDBB staff about the first steps the NDTp is taking towards an Information Management Framework (IMF), the FDM Seed. We thought it might be helpful to share it here so you can see how the current work fits with our wider…

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1 minute ago, AquamatiX said:

When is return date for INF feedback?

The Consultation for the IMF Pathway Closes on the 31 August 2020. You can access it here: 

https://www.cdbb.cam.ac.uk/news/pathway-towards-IMF

 

 

The National Digital Twin Programme hosted a webinar on Monday 8th June 2020 to discuss and answer questions about the recently published  Pathway towards an Information Management Framework.  

We were delighted to receive many questions during the webinar, and hope that those the panel were able to answer helped deepen under…

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The technical report is published alongside a high-level summary, The approach to delivering a National Digital Twin for the United Kingdom, detailing the NDT programme’s approach to leading a cultural shift to reduce the technological, commercial and cultural barriers that prevent effective data sharing. It should be read alongside the Path…

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