Bernd Ketzler – Page 2 – Digital Twin Cities Centre

18Jan

DTTC receives grants from Trafikverket and CMB for visualization of health and sustainability effects in infrastructure models

Two project applications, MiljöVis II: Effective representation of health and sustainability effects in infrastructure models with a focus on environmental factors and social consequences and MålVis: Digitized goal conflict management in complex projects – Visualization of environmental data linked to health and sustainability effects were successful and received in total 4.35 million SEK in grants from Trafikverket (the Swedish Transport Administration) and CMB (Centre for Management of the Built Environment) for a joint 2.5-year long project, beginning in January 2022.

21Dec

Aristotle and Lund University join DTCC

The Digital Twin Cities Centre welcomes Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Lund University to the centre.

9Dec

Partners meet at the Digital Twin Cities Centre Day

This week all 30 DTCC partners came together to discuss ongoing projects and pre-liminary results as well as new ideas. Due to the pandemic the Centre Day was the first opportunity for all partners to meet physically at “A Working Lab” in Gothenburg since the Centre’s inauguration in March 2020.

2Dec

First DTCC 3-day professional education course – Digital Sustainable Built Environment launched

A successful launch of a new course format for professional education by the DTCC in collaboration with the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering at Chalmers.

26Nov

DTCC – GATE Workshop on AI enriched Digital Twins

This week a delegation from Sofia University and the GATE institute visited Chalmers University and the Digital Twin Cities Centre (DTCC). Among the many events and exchanges during the week was a joint workshop on AI enriched Digital Twins hosted by DTCC. The participants presented their work on semantic segmentation to enrich digital twins as well as several use-cases ranging from wind simulations to parametric urban planning and air quality analysis.

5Oct

Report on effective representation of environmental information in infrastructure models released

Effective visualization means that you can include and create a basis for consensus among stakeholders in the planning process, thus contributing to a holistic view leading to more sustainable solutions.

4Oct

Professional education course – Digital Sustainable Built Environment

20May

DTCC is growing – 5 new partners join the Centre

12Apr

Invitation to final presentation of the FOI project MiljöVis – Effective representation of environmental information in infrastructure models

18Mar

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