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3 Jul 2020: Cambridge researchers are part of a collaborative project tasked with developing models, infrastructure and machine learning algorithms for capturing mobility, transportation and traffic activity in London, as the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown eases.

3 Jul 2020: A National Underground Asset Register: Delivering Value with Flexibility Neil Brammal, Geospatial Commission As a digital representation of assets and operations help owners and operators make their workforce safer, improve productivity and reduce

16 Nov 2020: Every construction and infrastructure project must source information on buried utility assets (e.g. cables, pipes, sewers, ducts) when preparing ground investigation and excavation work in order to avoid costly damage to assets, and to safeguard

3 Jul 2020: Why a National Digital Twin?

4 Feb 2020: Ahead of the Construction Innovation Hub’s inaugural Digital Construction on a Shoestring workshop, Duncan McFarlane, Professor of Industrial Information Engineering at the University of Cambridge and head of the Distributed Information &

24 May 2020: The project aimed to understand the extent to which the UK planning system is engaging with BIM at different spatial scales (e.g., individual building, development scheme, city, region).

3 Jul 2020: Overcoming Commercial Barriers to the Scaled Adoption of Digital Twins Tom Henderson, TechUK As a digital representation of assets and operations help owners and operators make their workforce safer, improve productivity and reduce costs, we look at

10 Aug 2020: CDBB is looking for an organisation to event-manage and facilitate two series of online workshops and dissemination of outputs to the built environment sector. The objective of the project is to gain broad agreement on the digital capabilities

21 Dec 2020: You can download and read the full paper here.

14 Aug 2020: As further easing of the COVID-19 lockdown measures are implemented across the UK, our sector continues to focus on building back better. In a time like this it’s easy to become distracted by the here and now and focus solely on what needs repair