DIGITAL TWIN Interest Group
A Google group (mailing list) was created to facilitate the exchange of ideas and resources. It is open to everyone in the Texas A&M system. You can follow this link to join the group. The recorded presentations will be posted on this page soon.
Description
According to the Digital Twin Consortium, a Digital Twin (DT) is a virtual representation of real-world entities and processes, synchronized at a specified frequency and fidelity. The concept of DT can be traced back to the numerical simulation of physical systems, where theory- and/or data-driven methodologies were adopted to make predictions. With the rapid development of sensing, communication, and computing technologies, DTs have been developed and used to simulate real-world conditions with real-time data, improve operations, and enable optimizations at various scales.
This informal workshop is intended to help identify and bring together members of the academic community at Texas A&M who are interested in studying and building digital twins. Through the exchange of ideas and results, we hope to foster coherent research efforts that can lead to scientific and engineering advances and enhance competitiveness for external funding.
No registration is required to attend. The workshop will comprise (1) Short invited talks from Texas A&M speakers with plenty of time for technical discussion; (2) A round table discussion to identify challenges and opportunities for digital twins and devise strategies to strengthen Texas A&M’s ability to address them.
The workshop is brought to you with support from the Texas A&M Department of Visualization, Texas A&M Institute of Data Science, the Internet2 Technology Evaluation Center, and Texas A&M High Performance Research Computing. Please feel free to contact Dr. Jian Tao if you have any questions or suggestions.
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