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SUMMARY:The Importance of Standardized Data for Your Digital Twin
DESCRIPTION:Many building owners are starting their transition to digital twins. \nThere are a plethora of use cases for a digital twin\, but having standardized\, accurate digital models as your foundation is key to being successful. It sometimes can be challenging to know what to ask for in a model and know that you are getting one that is useful. \nCome see best practices for creating your own modeling standards and ensuring you are efficiently receiving valuable models. We will discuss examples of the right and wrong ways to define these standards and go over tips and best practices. Then\, we will discover ways you can perform quick model compliance checking. \n\nLearning Objectives\n\n\n\n\nUnderstand the key considerations you need to know as a building owner before embarking on a digital twin journey\nLearn best practices for creating your own modeling standards and ensuring you are receiving valuable models efficiently\nSee specific examples of the right and wrong way to define these standards and go over tips and best practices\nDiscover ways you can perform quick model compliance checking
URL:https://nibs.org/event/the-importance-of-standardized-data-for-your-digital-twin/
CATEGORIES:Building Innovation Webinar Series
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