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Hi Everyone, Hope you all are good, I am looking for an 6 month-1 year internship on Digital twins, I wish to take this opportunity to introduce myself as a final year student of M.Tech (Energy science) in JMI University, New Delhi. I did my 3rd minor project in "BIM standards incorporation on DT platform for an OFW farm" A brief summary of my past and current working experience is attached. An experienced Energy sciences student with a wide range of technical and analytical experiences coming from a long list of professional projects i have been involved with. I have ex
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Webinar: Digital Twins in Water Utility Operations – Introducing OpenFlows WaterSight
Mark Coates posted a topic in General discussion
Webinar: Digital Twins in Water Utility Operations – Introducing OpenFlows WaterSight Bentley’s new water infrastructure digital twin solution, OpenFlows WaterSight, connects SCADA, GIS, hydraulic modeling, and customer information into a single interoperable dashboard. Register for this webinar to see how a scalable cloud-based environment can provide your entire utility access into the detection of critical system and individual asset performance information, enhancing operations and maintenance planning decisions. Bentley product success consultant Joel Johnson will share new ways to -
Tech Talk: Seeing Double – How Digital Twins Overcome the Challenges of Water Network Monitoring and Forecasting Watch Dr. Tom Walski, Bentley Fellow, as he shares how water utilities can overcome the challenges of operating their networks with OpenFlows WaterOPS—Bentley’s complete predictive modeling and scenario management solution for real-time water network operations, maintenance, and forecasting. https://www.bentley.com/en/perspectives-and-viewpoints/topics/tech-talk/2019/tech-talk-seeing-double-how-digital-twins-overcome-the-challenges-of-water-network-monitoring
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Semantic segmentation of 3D point clouds - First steps towards intelligent 3D Models
Stephen Wolski posted a topic in General discussion
Autonomous vehicles require digital maps to navigate safely, smart cities requires knowledge of urban features to be managed appropriately, and digital twins require physical assets to be recognised before they can simulate predictive models. All those applications require a detailed representation and understanding of the spatial environment. The ability to create intelligent 3D models of the real world is a critical enabler for the reduction in cost and programme of major design activities. For instance, Highways England is one of the pioneers in developing parametric design solutions for co -
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Application of Digital Twins to Support Social Distancing
Samuel A Chorlton posted a topic in Testing digital twin concepts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyIwEwEfqFA Interesting application regarding the monitoring of people movements for supporting coronavirus management at St Pancras station in real-time. Interesting to hear viewpoints regarding whether or not we fully recognise this as a Digital Twin in not. -
One of the things that we discovered here at Highways England shortly after starting work on our Ontology (see previous post) was that there isn't a huge provision of COTS tools to help you visualise your Ontology, and consequently human readability suffers once you move past a few dozen entities and relationships. Moreover, a key Ontology-building tool (WebProtege) isn't really a commercial offering at all, and as such will probably never be Enterprise-ready (and indeed could go down at any moment!). Other tools such as WebVOWL seem to have paused at the 'nice idea' stage of development, and
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Hi all, Alasdair Rae of University of Sheffield has published a blog piece about travel within 26 cities using open data to visualize how far can you travel from to reach a central train station by 08:45 on a Monday morning. http://www.statsmapsnpix.com/2020/03/45-minute-cities.html The ability to produce this visualization seems very relevant to the NDT programme. Particularly if you could simulate traffic interventions to see how it improved access across the city. Cardiff has fared quite well. How has your city performed?
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