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Digital twins play a crucial role in enabling new insights, helping organizations better understand and predict the physical world in which they operate. The world of epidemiology is now benefiting from this transformation. 
This webinar, Revolutionizing Disease Tracking with Advanced 3D Visualizations will introduce a use case for Infectious Disease Management that illustrates the potential of digital twins for tracking diseases. The webinar is free and open to the public.  
This use case, part of the DTC Technology Showcase, features a digital twin platform that links time, spatial, and sensor data with existing enterprise data. This helps epidemiologists gain an up-to-date view of disease spread across large patient populations and diverse environments. Interactive 3D visualizations provide a detailed perspective on patient movements and disease states, offering an unprecedented level of contact tracing and investigation. 
The session will explore the versatility of the solution, including:  
3D model creation from 2D plans, imported 3D BIM, and on-site mapping;  
Data integration with various enterprise data interface types;  
Visualization on low-spec PCs, tablets, and VR/AR devices (including HoloLens); and 
Deployment flexibility ranging from on-premise PCs to fully cloud-hosted infrastructure. 
Presenter: Sean Whiteley, AxoMem
Mr. Whiteley has more than 25 years of enterprise IT and innovation experience, working with the world's largest companies through to deep tech startups. Over the past two years he's been co-leading a multi-institution collaboration focusing on a large acute care hospital in Singapore (1,500+ beds) to visualize and predict disease spread for multiple infectious disease types, including respiratory illnesses such as COVID19 and Multi Drug Resistant Organisms (Superbugs). He is the founder of AxoMem.io, which is building a new generation digital twin and 3D analytics and AI platform supporting 3D, VR and AR capable front-end interfaces.

Revolutionizing Disease Tracking with Advanced 3D Visualizations

Decision intelligence within transportation hubs requires AI, IoT sensors, computer vision, and robots composed into a dynamic system of systems providing higher-level capabilities. From airports to seaports, these capabilities must be tailored to meet specific customer requirements and desired outcomes – including sustainability – requiring a paradigm shift in the way we trade and deliver solutions. 

In this collaboration between Digital Twin Consortium, TM Forum, and Airport Council International, several DTC member organizations have aligned concept, capability, and event models to simplify the simulations, delivery and orchestrations of complex multiparty services. 

Join our speakers to learn more about this project. 

Isaac Benzaquen, Global Director of Airport Experience, Dassault Systèmes
Doug Migliori, Global Ecosystem Enablement, Event Driven Systems
Corey Gray, Global CEO, Smart Cities Council

Composing Intelligent Transportation Hubs

The Digital Twin Consortium’s new Technology Showcase for Emergency Communications Services presents a breakthrough in operations center technology. 

The Showcase features a state-of-the-art platform designed to allow diverse emergency response teams – which are typically spread widely across a disaster area – to interact in real-time within a structured workflow, as if they were in the same room. The platform saves lives by providing a common communications service for operations during emergency responses. 

In this webinar, David Shaw, who conceived and designed the Showcase, will take an inside look at the platform’s core technology and its employment of digital twins. Through advanced simulations, predictive analytics, and instant scenarios, digital twins enable rapid decision-making and situational awareness collaboration. 

The presentation will include: 

The goals of the Emergency Communications Showcase 

An overview of the digital twin technology underlying the Ops Center platform 

A look at the features of the prototype platform 

Who should attend:  

Anyone interested in communications and collaboration technologies  

Technologists interested in advancements in digital twins 

Executives and tech personnel involved with emergency response services.

DTC Tech Showcase: Emergency Communication Services

Today’s manufacturing lines require remote verification of manufacturing components in real-time, as they are conveyed across the factory. In this use case, featured in the DTC's Technology Showcase, a digital twin of a manufacturing cell enables manipulation and quality control inspection of manufacturing cells using Virtual Reality. 

The goal of the project is to increase the flexibility of manufacturing lines to adapt them to today’s remote inspection scenarios. This prevents stopping production when an operator is remotely located.

Dr. Ander García will overview outcomes including:
A digital twin of the manufacturing cell that can be manipulated and inspected.
A realistic demonstrator that includes real-time remote operators.
 Improvements required in the post-Covid manufacturing world, notably operator location flexibility.
Tracking of energy efficiency, performance metrics, and maintainability of the manufacturing line.

About the presenter:

Dr. García is the Lead of Connectivity and Cloud/Edge Computing Research Line at Vicomtech, where he has worked since 2003. He currently works for the Data Intelligence for Energy and Industrial Processes department, leading the Connectivity and Cloud/Edge research line. He is an associated professor at the University of the Basque Country and the University of Deusto.

DTC Tech Showcase:  Manufacturing Quality Control Via Remote Operator

Our panel of experts discusses how digital twins can help organizations achieve their sustainability goals. 

NOTE: This webinar was originally presented as part of Digital Twin Consortium's online event -  The Value of Digital Twins: From Concept to Reality

The Value of Digital Twins:  Digital Twins and Sustainability Panel Discussion

A panel discussion focused on the role of digital twins in helping organizations achieve their sustainability goals.

Edge is an emerging deployment pattern where data is acted upon & applications execute near your
workload. Digital Twins will benefit from edge and can provide capabilities utilized by edge technology.
This discussion will explore the interesting and essential connection between edge and digital twins.

NOTE: This webinar was originally presented as part of Digital Twin Consortium's online event -  The Value of Digital Twins: From Concept to Reality

The Value of Digital Twins: Edgenuity: How will Edge and Digital Twins Intersect

An overview of the development journey – from design twin to operational twin – for World Cup Qatar
2022 to manage climate control, security, and other operations at eight venues via a single, centralized
control and command center.

NOTE: This webinar was originally presented as part of Digital Twin Consortium's online event -  The Value of Digital Twins: From Concept to Reality

The Value of Digital Twins - Qatar World Cup Stadiums: From Concept to Reality

GE has been developing several Digital Twin capabilities to help transition the aging electric grid
infrastructure to clean energy sources and to respond to increased extreme weather events due to
climate change. This talk will show a few real-world digital twin examples with business outcomes.

NOTE: This webinar was originally presented as part of Digital Twin Consortium's online event -  The Value of Digital Twins: From Concept to Reality

The Value of Digital Twins: Energy Transition Acceleration

Bring Your Data to Life: Better, faster decisions that drive real business value with 3D Digital Twins

This webinar explores the value of adding rich contextual awareness with 3D Digital Twins of complex industrial facilities. Layering various disparate datasets against a 3D canvas where workers can experience data in the context of a real-world facility translates into better planning and collaboration, reduced downtime, greater productivity, and safer working conditions. 

Join Digital Twin thought leaders from Visionaize and Teradata for a lively discussion that explores these immersive benefits and use cases in the context of an operational 3D Digital Twin.

Bring Your Data to Life with 3D Digital Twins

Think Big – Start Small – Scale Fast

The Buildings as Batteries Technology Showcase has undergone some
significant expansions in scope since its inception at the Digital Twin
Consortium. Originally planned to provide complete power optimization
for smart campuses of buildings in New York City, it has expanded to
include the decentralized manufacture of green hydrogen as a fuel source,
the power grid enhancements needed to support EV buses, and the energy
optimization of refrigeration for the largest food distribution operation in
the United States. And all using the same reusable patterns. Destined to
expand beyond the borders of the United States, the program epitomizes
the recommendation to Think Big – Start Small – Scale Fast.

DTC Technology Showcase: Buildings as Batteries

Finding the best option from a sea of millions of possible options and aligning all stakeholders around this way forward is the key challenge for a high-performance asset management strategy. In this session, Joel Serres, Asset Management & Industrial Maintenance Expert at Airbus, will explore their approach to digital twins and how this technology supports them in their business by bringing a new approach to asset management.  Michel Morvan, Cosmo Tech’s Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, will also explain the definition of Simulation Digital Twins and present how the technology helps asset intensive companies to be more agile, efficient, resilient and sustainable.

Simulation Digital Twins and Asset management - Airbus & Cosmo Tech

Digital twins are an essential part of digital transformation, which promises cleaner, smarter, and more efficient technology solutions across industries.

However, in order to satisfy all stakeholders -- technical, business, and regulatory -- digital twins need to operate securely and safely with an understandable and interoperable model for maintaining security and safety assurance.

The Digital Twin Consortium Capabilities and Technology Working Group recently published a white paper to address these concerns: Assuring Trustworthiness in Dynamic Systems Using Digital Twins and Trust Vectors. This webinar brings together authors of that paper who will:

- Introduce the digital twin concept with communication and trust vectors as the foundation for system-of-system trustworthiness.
- Apply the principles of the whitepaper to smart manufacturing – with a focus on adding business value through reliable and resilient operations including:
- the role of the trust vector and the corresponding maturity model for each dimension.
- digital twin and symbolic AI (agents) to overcome fundamental problems of complex systems – like incompleteness and ambiguity
- Give an overview of the DTC trustworthiness working group goals, including data security based on zero trust and qualification of virtual models to ensure safety and security.

Digital Twin Supported Trustworthiness of Complex Systems - Dynamic Environments

For regional stakeholders, from policymakers to planners, engineers, and the general public, many intervention options are available to achieve stated regional net zero objectives. With finite and constantly pressured finances, key challenges include determining the optimum combination of interventions for local conditions and delivering the maximum, quantified value-add to the region while ensuring representative engagement across the impacted region. 

This webinar will look at how Electric Places and Slingshot Simulations developed a digital twin of a four-hundred square mile UK regional local authority to integrate, link, and contextualize the siloed data relevant to high-impact net zero interventions. 

Attendees will learn how to run simulations to examine the future impact of a diverse set of intervention scenario options and create compelling visualisations for broad-based stakeholder engagement - and ultimately drive change in the real world.

Accelerating the Journey to Net Zero With Regional Digital Twins

Cities are contending with rapid population growth and dwindling resources. And the risk is rising: there is an increase in climate change-related disasters, exacerbated by poor city planning. To keep pace, we need more food, water, and energy. In fact, on a global scale, according to the Smart Cities Council, we need to build the equivalent of Chicago every month for the next 30 years.

This webinar will look at best practices, standards, and techniques for becoming a smart city – which is defined as a city that uses innovation, technology, and data to accelerate livability, workability, and sustainability.

Today’s smart cities can reasonably predict and mitigate sustainable and resilient solutions through the use of data analytics. Smart cities are discovering cost-effective solutions with a foundation in AI, ML, simulation, and visualization. Now digital twins are being brought into city planning as a way to mitigate risks and manage resources more effectively.

Philip Bane will look at how to leverage data from sensor networks across buildings and cities. He will also investigate ways to remove blockers to city capacity, procurement, and financing. Key takeaways from this webinar include:

- How to treat city-wide data as an asset
- Key drivers and barriers to adoption of digital twins in cities
- Efficient and effective management of digital twins
- Guidance for building command and control architectures and integrating best-of-breed systems

Accelerating Livability, Workability, and Sustainability with Digital Twins

For most cities, airports represent a vibrant hub of economic activity with opportunities for spurring growth. At the same time, there is the responsibility to maintain the comfort and safety of millions of travelers and airport employees over the course of a year.

As with any large business, there are considerations for operational efficiency, climate change, and sustainability – areas where digital twins excel.  In this session, you will learn how Vancouver’s major international airport is embracing the power of a digital twin. 

YVR’s IT organization is leveraging twins across all aspects of the airport ecosystem, enabling a complete, real-time view of activities. The twins will not only transform operations but will also help the airport to connect with its community and build new revenue streams.

Attendees to this webinar will learn:
-  How state-of-the-art digital twin technology performs to scale in a dynamic, real-time environment. 
-  Business validation of how twins advance operational efficiency. 
-  Tips for leveraging twins for environmental sustainability and circularity.

Vancouver Airport - Building the YVR Digital Twin

The audience for this webinar includes owners of IoT systems, decision makers, security leaders
in various verticals, business risk managers, system integrators, architects, security assessors,
analysts, policy and regulatory authorities, and other stakeholders concerned about the proper
strategy for the implementation of mature security practices tailored to the needs and
constraints of the specific IoT system.

Those using this SMM should be able to determine and clearly communicate to management the
answers to the following questions:

• Given the organizational requirements and threat landscape, what is my solution’s target
maturity state?
• What is my solution’s current maturity state?
• What are the mechanisms and processes that will take my solution’s maturity from its
current state to its target state?

IoT Security Maturity Model Digital Twin Profile

The essence of reality capture is to provide insight and awareness through the faithful and transparent representation of real-world conditions. If well-executed, laser scans help to resolve issues and make decisions. In 2022, however, while scanning is more affordable and more accessible, the results are highly dependent on the hardware and software, requiring the expertise of the operator to navigate both. 
 
To spur the industry to embrace reality capture data, the new Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations (AECO) Working Group (formerly the Infrastructure Working Group) recently published a DTC whitepaper entitled “Reality Capture: A Digital Twin Foundation.”  

The paper defines a maturity model for reality capture and introduces the fundamentals of reality capture as a critical component to the lifecycle of a digital twin.  During this webinar the authors will explain how reality capture tools can accurately and efficiently create digital duplicates of physical things, such as small objects, rooms, buildings, or planetary landscapes,  explore the reasons data capture is not more fully embraced, and propose a path forward.

Reality Capture: A Digital Twin Foundation

Digital twins are being used to manage the performance, effectiveness, and quality of a manufacturer's fixed assets such as manufacturing machines, lines, and plants. When advanced visualization, IoT, and analytics are applied to these assets, manufacturers can take a more strategic and holistic approach to asset management. Digital twins represent an enormous opportunity for manufacturers, including engineering, design customization, production, and operations.
Manufacturing is becoming increasingly digital and digital twins can be applied during the engineering, design, production and operations phases of a product lifecycle to improve products and predict or detect problems. 
Digital Twin Consortium focuses on the applicability of digital twin to the manufacturing process in various industries. 
Join the webinar to learn more about the Digital Twin Consortium Manufacturing Working Group goals, roadmap, and current work in progress and how you and your company can get involved.

Digital Twins in Manufacturing – An Enormous Opportunity

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