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The Digital Twin Lab projects urban simulation data onto a 3D-printed city model, creating an accessible and portable digital twin environment that supports collaborative decision-making in municipalities, communities, and public engagement settings.
Application Expert
A big thank you to our wonderful hosts at the Gothenburg node who made the bi-annual internal event InfraVis Days very fruitful and pleasant. Workshops, presentations, immersive dome experiences, new angles on knowledge, and of course, a chance for all of us to meet in person.
Plastic pollution has emerged as a significant environmental concern, drawing increasing attention from the public and government agencies. In recent years, the presence of microplastics in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems worldwide has become a critical focus of concern.
Application Expert
InfraVis Node Coordinator Jonathan Westin from Gothenburg University together with Professor Gunnar Almevik present, on national television SVT1, their project digitally preserving the cultural heritage of Kiev in Ukraine. Watch the video here. This project is funded by FORMAS. Read more about the project at Tusenårigt klotter i Kiev dokumenteras.
The project aims to develop and scale up new methods and solutions for 3D-visualization of invisible data (air, sound, and social consequences)
Digital Twins – where are we at?
Node Coordinator
Time: November 28th, 2023; Location: Gothenburg, Lindholmen
