| dc.description.abstract | A Digital Twin is a close to as possible replica of a real world application, in the digital world. The Digital Twin aims to simulate a process, in real time so the user can generate information and value from the process. It is a representation of a physical asset, object or service. Often the Digital Twin takes data from real sensor to mimic the live process in a digital representation. In this thesis, the focus is on Digital Twin representations of road tunnels in Norway. This thesis builds further on previously designed implementation and thesis written at University of Stavanger. The project creates tunnel twins for any given Norwegian tunnel, by using Satens Vegvesen public API for tunnel information.
Extending work made previously that connects static models with generated sensor data to display sensors in a tunnel made in Unity. This thesis furthers develops this project, by aiming to find ways to improve the architecture made in the current implementation while also finding new features to add based on what is seen in other Digital Twins in the academic world. Implementing these new features and changes to see how they are helpful to the continuous work of this Digital Twin project. | |
