BIM Bin: Waste management through BIM and digital twin

Ricardo Codinhoto, Olivia Beecher, Jonathan Heron, Vincenzo Donato

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Abstract

A groundswell of opinion exist about the present, and future use of smart cities and digital twin technologies and processes and, despite increasing use of information modelling, artificial intelligence and internet of things, many challenges remain in designing and implement integrated smart systems in large scale contexts. Often, the big picture is shadowed by fragmented processes, and there is a disconnect between the problem and the solution. This chapter aims to address this inverted approach, based on a solution looking for a problem by focusing on the problems of developing integrated solutions for smart cities based on digital twins. The narrative in this chapter is informed by a research project exploring the digitalisation of facilities management processes in Bath, the UK The conclusion is that the development of digital twins goes far beyond linking digital models to sensors
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationResearch Anthology on BIM and Digital Twins in Smart Cities
EditorsMatteo Del Giudice , Anna Anelo
PublisherIGI Global
Chapter23
Pages504-532
Number of pages29
ISBN (Electronic)9781668475492
ISBN (Print)9781668475485
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 16 Sept 2022

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