These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.
Addressing these challenges requires a System-of-Systems (SoS) approach and coordinated processes.+1
These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.
By adopting SoS architecture, DWELT enables seamless integration between existing digital tools and new analytical solutions, ensuring that DT ecosystems are modular, adaptable, and aligned with evolving industry require-ments.
These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.
The DWELT architecture demonstrates strong alignment with SoSE principles (Fig. 2), providing a foundation for scalable and interoperable SoS implementation within DTw across the AECO sector.
These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.
To better understand the interactions between SoS components, [25] proposed a generic representation of SoS that distinguishes between central Systems of Interest (SoI) and Wider Systems of Interest (WSoI).
These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.
In contrast, the WSoI comprises systems that exist within the SoS environment and can enhance emergent properties when integrated but are not essential to core functionality
These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.
The central SoI consists of core subsystems essential for achieving the desired emergent behavior, forming the foundation of the SoS.
These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.
A shift towards system-of-systems (SoS) approaches is necessary.
These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.
This research aims to address these challenges through the development of the Define-Wire-Engineer-Leverage-Transfer (DWELT) framework, which leverages a SoS approach to create a scalable, interoperable, and decentralized DTw ecosystem.
These conference proceedings present research on building digital twins and the transition to sustainable, resilient built environments. Contributions address building information modelling, indoor environmental assessment, smart sensors, energy performance and related digital technologies.