Digital Twin Guidance - Standardisation & Data Structures

[Guest]

Morning All,

Currently investigating a case for a Digital Twin concept - is there any guidance relating to the structure of the data to align up to a more national structure? Any useful guidance to help the beginnings of this case move in the right direction?

 

Thanks, Lewis

[Alpesh Doshi]

We're working in the Data / AI platform area for this and Data Standards and protocols are a challenge as there are no large scale adopted standards. The opportunity is to create these in collaboration with industry. 

Perhaps we can chat?

Alpesh

[Henry Fenby-Taylor]

hey guys, would be interesting to know how the chat went

[Guest]

Hey Henry,

We haven't.. yet! completely forgot to follow this up. Unfortunately - the 'case' mentioned has gone very quiet - but I'll keep chasing and have other opps (although not 'reality').

Alpesh - still available for a chat?

Cheers,

Lewis

[Henry Fenby-Taylor]

No worries @Lewis Cullinane , hey, these things happening. @Alpesh Doshi let's organise a chat!

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[Peter Winstanley]

@Lewis Cullinane the use of semantic web technology (URIs, RDF, OWL, ontologies, SHACL, and triplestores) are well suited to this area.  http://semanticarts.com work with organisations to help them prepare these semantic models of their enterprises for information integration.  The same meta-model can be the basis of other explorations on things such as impact assessment for proposed changes to the enterprise, and it can also, through the use of a data-centric architecture, minimise the trauma of organisational change by facilitating the re-working of information assets to fit the new organisational structures

 

Happy to discuss @HenryFT & @Lewis Cullinane

[Guest]

not sure what that meant entirely @Peter Winstanley... but is the 'Information Management Framework' aiming to achieve a clear organisational structure?