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A new standardised approach to designing digital twins for transport decarbonisation across road, rail, air and maritime has been developed by researchers at Cranfield University as part of the UK research hub, TransiT.
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The digital twin design framework is detailed in the journal, Sustainable Cities and Society, and is described as the first to adapt an international standard for digital twin design in manufacturing – ISO-23247 – to the transport sector. Digital twins are digital replicas of the physical world that are increasingly used in transport and other sectors for...
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