Häftad, Engelska, 2027
1 337 kr
Kommande
Digital Twins for Sustainable Cities: Bridging Technology and Urban Environmental Management brings together multidisciplinary perspectives on the role of Digital Twin technology in supporting sustainable, resilient, and data-driven urban development. It examines applications across buildings, infrastructure, mobility, logistics, circular construction, housing, and urban governance, while addressing the technical, institutional, governance, and social conditions shaping implementation.Beginning with the conceptual and theoretical foundations of Digital Twins, the book progresses from building-level models to integrated urban systems. Its chapters address adaptive reuse, climate and flood resilience, water infrastructure optimization, freight and mobility management, circular economy and lifecycle management, design for deconstruction, resident-centered building operations, and housing policy. They also examine integration with BIM, GIS, IoT, artificial intelligence, sensing technologies, and decision-support systems.Combining conceptual frameworks, literature reviews, methodological applications, case studies, and context-based illustrations, the book considers interoperability, data governance, institutional coordination, community participation, social equity, and implementation challenges. It provides a forward-looking resource for urban planners, built-environment professionals, environmental managers, policymakers, researchers, and technology specialists working towards more sustainable and resilient cities.Brings together multidisciplinary perspectives on Digital Twins across urban planning, infrastructure, construction, environmental management, and governanceExamines Digital Twin applications at building, infrastructure, and city scales through conceptual frameworks, methodological applications, case studies, and context-based illustrationsConnects Digital Twins with climate resilience, adaptive reuse, circular economy, lifecycle management, mobility, housing, and community engagementExplores the integration of Digital Twins with BIM, GIS, IoT, artificial intelligence, sensing technologies, simulation, and decision-support systemsCritically examines interoperability, data governance, institutional coordination, social equity, implementation barriers, and future development pathways