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22 Jun 2020: Research background I completed my Ph.D. in Earthquake Engineering in 2018 at Imperial College London. I have experience in computational methods for the characterisation of nonlinear structural behaviour and structural dynamics. Additionally, I

17 Apr 2020: have done around concepts and definitions with a release of a new video each week followed by live discussions with the presenter.

13 Oct 2020: The Information Management Framework (IMF) aims to enable effective information management across the Built Environment.

3 Jul 2020: The DT Hub is pleased to present its second series of Digital Twin Talks! Join us on the 7th July for the first video in a eight part series exploring the interconnection of digital twins and the benefits that can be delivered. The series provides

17 Apr 2020: have done around concepts and definitions with a release of a new video each week followed by live discussions with the presenter.

18 Nov 2020: As part of the work of Construction Innovation Hub on the industry’s transformation programme, we’re launching a new publication – Four Futures, One Choice – in which we explore four compelling

15 Jun 2020: Research Projects Research Theme Currently Funded Project Type A digital twin prototype for journeys to work in Cambridge Digital Twins, Cambridge Living Laboratory Research Facility Early Career Researcher 2018 Adaptive Design of Supported

8 Dec 2020: champion human-centric design of infrastructure and the services they deliver;. exploit new and emerging digital construction and manufacturing skills and technology to reduce costs and increase productivity;. ... grow new career, business and export

21 May 2020: A twin can be made to replicate a new asset or be modelled from an existing physical asset. ... The digital twin can be used to test new ideas or model scenarios without interrupting the actual physical asset and its users.

23 Jun 2020: Tim Wright has been at Leeds since 2006, initially as a Royal Society University Research Fellow and (since 2012) as Professor of Satellite Geodesy. His work has been at the forefront of developing the use of satellite radar interferometry (InSAR)