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Centre for Digital Built BritainDr. Ajith Parlikad

Centre for Digital Built Britain

Outline

• Introduction to CDBB

• Overview of DFTG/DTWG

• West Cambridge Digital Twin Pilot

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“Productivity in manufacturing has nearly doubled, whereas in construction it has remained flat”

Source:

McKinsey&Company, “The construction productivity imperative”By S Changali, A Mohammad and M van Nieuwland, July 2015

Construction is behind

The Centre for Digital Built Britain’s Mission

To develop and demonstrate policy and practical

insights that will enable the exploitation of new

and emerging technologies, data and analytics to

enhance the natural and built

environment, thereby driving up commercial

competitiveness and productivity,

as well as citizen quality of life and well-being.

Building research capacity

• Centered in Cambridge, delivered by the UK

• Multidisciplinary research community to connecting the DBB’s social, economic and technological ambitions

• Provides the long term research agenda needed to deliver the ambitions of the Digital Built Britain programme

• 17 cross-disciplinary mini-projects and 6 research networks funded

• A research bridgehead to enable innovative research to become part of professional practice

Informing policy

• Research outputs informing evidence based policy

• Home Nations Working Group

• Public Sector BIM Working Group

• Digital Framework Task Group

• International and Prosperity programmes to grow the market for the export of UK skills and services

Supporting change

• Coordinated vision and roadmap towards a dbB

• Industry engagement programme across the supply chain

• Building an evidence base for change

• Highlighting current and emerging good practice

• Sharing value cases to encourage the adoption of digital approaches

Build

Operate

Design

Integrate

A digital built Britain:

• understanding what information is needed right from the start

• ensuring feedback loops are in place throughout an asset’s lifecycle

• information enabling better whole life value and optimising services to improve socio-economic outcomes for citizens

• save money and improve productivity

Data for the public good

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Recommendations:

1. A National Digital Twin – enabling digital twins to come together to help plan, predict and understand our assets

2. A Digital Framework – for effective information management; secure interoperability of data

3. A Digital Framework Task Group – to provide coordination of key players

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Infrastructurein use

Infrastructurein delivery

Physical infrastructure

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Physical infrastructure Digital twin

Smart infrastructure


Physical infrastructure Digital twin




Technical drivers towards a digital built Britain

Engineering Institutions

ITRC

NCSC

GC

ONSATI

Coordinated digital transformation landscape

HS2

Tideway EA

ODI

UK BIMAlliance

Geo6

UKCRIC

CPNI

CLC

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Heathrow Airport

Anglian Water

Crossrail 2

National Grid

SellafieldScottish Power

i3P

LUL

NDA

SW Water

UKRN

UKPN

Highways England

Network Rail

CDBB

IPA

TechUK

BSI

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EDFICG

ITRCUK BIMAlliance

UKCRIC

BSI


UKRN

TechUK

NCSC

GC

CPNI

Crossrail 2

National Grid

SW Water

Network Rail

HS2

LUL

NDA

Heathrow Airport

Anglian Water

Highways England

EDF

ODI Geo6SellafieldScottish PowerUKPN

IPA

EA

i3P

ONSATITideway

CLC


ICG

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CDBB


WhatHow


ITRC

NCSC

GC

ONSATI

HS2

Tideway EA

ODI

UK BIMAlliance

Geo6

UKCRIC

CPNI

CLC

Heathrow Airport

Anglian Water

Crossrail 2

National Grid


i3P

LUL

NDA

SW Water

UKRN

UKPN

Highways England

Network Rail

IPA

TechUK

BSI

EDF


ICG

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CDBB


DFTGDTTG


ITRC

NCSC

GC

ONSATI


HS2

Tideway EA

ODI

UK BIMAlliance

Geo6

ICG

UKCRIC

CPNI

CLC

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Heathrow Airport

Anglian Water

Crossrail 2

National Grid


i3P

LUL

NDA

SW Water

UKRN

UKPN

Highways England

Network Rail

CDBB

IPA

TechUK

BSI


EDF

DFTGTo steer and guide the successful development and adoption of the Framework

DTTGTo facilitate and accelerate Digital Transformation in

the UK’s infrastructure industry

Steps towards the Framework in 2018

The Framework• Information Management Framework

• All the necessary building blocks to enable effective

information management across the built environment

• Enables secure, resilient interoperability of data

• The basis for the National Digital Twin

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PrinciplesThe conscience of the Framework and NDT

RoadmapThe prioritised route to delivering the Framework

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Contents ListThe core components of the Framework

Contents List


Change

Governance

Enablers

Approach

Standardisation

1. Approach – To define the overall approach for delivering the benefits of effective information management across the built environment.

2. Governance – To define the structures and processes for managing the development, adoption and ongoing oversight of the Framework.

3. Standardisation – To develop the necessary support for effective information management via principles, guidance, specifications and standards.

4. Enablers – To identify and address the relevant needs and blockers.

5. Change – To facilitate adoption of the Framework across the whole ecosystem of the built environment.

Roadmap

Approach

Change

Governance

1

2

3


Standardisation

Enablers

Vision

Baseline

1

2

3

1

3

2

What is a ‘digital twin’?

• A digital twin is a computer model which mirrors and simulates an asset or a system of assets and their surrounding environment.

• Digital twin models can help organise data and pull it into interoperable formats so that it can be used to optimise infrastructure use.

• Digital twins can also share this data, with defined levels of access, to inform better decisions about which future infrastructure to build and how to manage current and future infrastructure

(National Infrastructure Commission, 2017)

Source: DFTG, The Principles of National Digital Twin [Draft]

PurposeIt must have clear purpose

FunctionIt must function effectively

Public goodIt must be used to deliver genuine public good in perpetuity

Gemini Principles

TrustIt must be trustworthy

Value creationIt must facilitate value creation and performance improvement

InsightIt must provide determinable insight into the built environment

SecurityIt must enable security and be secure itself

OpennessIt must be as open as possible

QualityIt must be built on data of an appropriate quality

Federation

It must be

based on the

secure

interoperability

of data

CurationIt must be clearly owned, governed and regulated

EvolutionIt must be able to adapt as technology and society evolves

Digital Twin Pilot

Objective

To develop a dynamic digital twin of the IfM(and West Cambridge) and demonstrate its impact on facilities management and wider productivity and well-being.

Industry partners

Why are we doing this?

• Demonstrate the impact of digital modelling and analysis of infrastructure performance and use on organisational productivity.

• Provide the foundation for integrating city-scale data to optimise city services such as power, waste, transport and understand the impact on wider social and economic outcomes.

• Establish a ‘research capability platform’ for researchers to understand and address the major challenges in implementing digital technologies at scale.

• Foster a research community interested in developing novel applications to improve the management and use of infrastructure systems.

Current activities

Sensor deployment

Standards Data Integration App Development

Request

ResponseIFC

Building Management System

Gateway

IoT sensors

Request

Response

Asset Register

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3D Photogrammetry Scans

APPLICATION PLATFORM

Thoughts on research…

Assets

• Challenges of current technologies and standards

• Development and demonstration of new technologies to improve AM

• Data analytics and Decision Support Systems for improved Asset Mgmt

Large-scale systems

• Develop data-driven tools to improve organizational effectiveness• Demonstrate impact on people and productivity

• ‘Plug and Play’ digital twins

City/National

• Establish a sustainable research platform for Level 4 BIM• Support the development of the ‘National Digital Twin’

• Develop data-driven tools to improve social and economic outcomes

Thank you

• Contact:

• Dr Ajith Parlikad

• [email protected]

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