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14 May 2020: representatives to heed the call to change the way we view and run our national infrastructure in the urgent context of socio-economic recovery from Covid-19 and challenges of climate ... Explaining the purpose of the paper as “re-envisioning

5 Feb 2020: construction for the future and transform the UK construction industry’s approach to the way we plan, build, maintain and use our social and economic infrastructure.

12 Jun 2020: Samuel Chorlton DTHub Chair, National Digital Twin Programme Mark Enzer Head of the National Digital Twin Programme. ... that they can be brought together and coalesced together to form a National Digital Twin.

11 Mar 2020: The National Infrastructure Commission made three high-level recommendations in its Data for the Public Good report:. ... A National Digital Twin – to create an ecosystem of connected digital twins that will enable better outcomes from our built

23 Jun 2020: social, economic and environmental benefit of the country.

6 Aug 2020: It also improves the skills and expertise of the construction sector, which supports economic development. ... They share, before the Ministry of National Planning and Economic Policy, guidelines for the legislation, regulation and application of BIM

2 Sep 2020: CDBB was represented at the event by Mark Enzer, Head of the National Digital Twin Programme. ... Government policies, in the UK and internationally, are increasingly focusing on the creation of smart, innovative cities, which make better use of data and

24 Apr 2020:  Mark Enzer – CDBB National Digital Twin.  Mathew Brett (TFL) – Public Sector ISO Transition Group. ... Steering Group chair works closely with the leads for the UK BIM Framework and National Digital Twin Programme.

26 Mar 2020: Contracts can describe a process of knowledge-sharing among the parties involved in a project and can underpin agreed collaborative relationships, with interfaces and activities which can measurably improve environmental, economic

2 Mar 2020: meet their own needs.” It is characterised as having three interconnected facets: environmental, social and economic. ... W. E. Rees, “Ecological Footprints and Appropriated Carrying Capacity: What Urban Economics Leaves Out,” Urbanisation, vol.