Summary
This article discusses the concept of "digital twin cities," where a digital copy of a real city or island is created. It explores the benefits of having this digital mirror, such as improved urban planning and better management of city resources.
Key Facts
- A digital twin is a digital copy of a real-world location, like a city or island.
- Digital twins help with planning and managing how a city grows and changes.
- They can improve how city resources are used, such as energy and water.
- These digital copies can help test out city changes without affecting the real environment.
- The concept can be used to enhance services like transportation and emergency response.
- Digital twins are part of new technologies used to make cities smarter.
- This initiative is available for discussion and study for over a year.
