This comparison shows examples of different papers relating to city digital twins and their areas of application.
“City-Scale Digital Twins are digital representations, or “virtual replicas'' of cities that can be used as simulation and management environments to develop scenarios in response to policy problems'' [Nochta, Wan, Schooling, Parlikad, 2020].
The comparison organizes papers into 7 different application areas: Energy, comfort and structural health in buildings; Urban planning; Circular economy and sustainability; Traffic, mobility and fleet management; Risk mitigation and water management; Pollution monitoring; Healthcare in smart cities using DTs.
This ORKG comparison presents the research results from the following paper [Mylonas et al, 2021]
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G. Mylonas, A. Kalogeras, G. Kalogeras, C. Anagnostopoulos, C. Alexakos and L. Muñoz, "Digital Twins From Smart Manufacturing to Smart Cities: A Survey," in IEEE Access, vol. 9, pp. 143222-143249, 2021