Following our previous video on digital twins in construction, in this video, we will dig deeper and discuss the applications, characteristics and standards of digital twins in the built environment sector: Data standards in the built environment Digital twin requirements
This video is part of What is digital twin series, check out our articles in this subject:
Part 1 & Part 2
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Ph.D. in Architecture and Built Environment, MSc, BSc Architectural Engineering, FHEA, Elham is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Built Environment and Researcher in digital technology, building energy efficiency, occupants’ behaviours, and BIM at the school of Engineering and Built Environment, Birmingham City University. She has a demonstrated history of working in the design and construction industry, as well as, higher education.
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Mustafa is an Architect & Researcher in the Built Environment with a specialisation in Digital Architecture and Sustainability. He is expert in computer modelling, simulation, reality capturing technologies and Internet of things. Throughout his career, he designed domestic and non-domestic buildings. His latest research has focused on Digital Twin, Advanced Digital Technologies, simulation tools and VR/AR visualisation to support Built Environment Applications.
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