Digital Twins are virtual replicas of physical systems that often enable
real-time monitoring, simulation and optimisation across diverse
domains. By integrating sensor data, analytics, and modeling, these
dynamic representations bridge the physical and digital worlds to
support decision-making and predict system behavior. Hence they are
transforming our ability to understand, manage, and optimise complex
systems, whether they span (a subset of) telecommunications networks or
even the Earth itself.
This session explores the applicability of digital twin technology in
very different domains and at very different scale.
Together, these cases demonstrate the versatility and growing importance
of digital twin approaches in addressing contemporary technical and
environmental challenges.
Climate Digital Twins for Destination Earth.
Devaraju Narayanappa
The Optical Network Digital Twin: New Frontiers Beyond QoT Estimation.
Rocco Dingillo
Simulating Network, Routes and Datacentres.
Søren P. Skou