Digital twins are virtual representations of physical systems or infrastructure facilities connected to their physical counterparts through sensors providing data on their condition and/or performance in real time, which allows optimizing the management or the operational performance of these systems. The use of digital replicas of physical systems started in the aerospace and systems engineering in the 1960s, but the concept of a digital twin was not introduced until the early 2000’s, while the term “digital twin” was coined in 2010.
| ID | Title | Authors | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 38899 | Full Issue_Hydrolink_2025_3_Digital_Twins |
Multiple authors
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2025 |
| 38900 | Editorial |
Angelos Findikakis and Henrik Madsen
|
2025 |
| 38901 | Table of contents |
Multiple authors
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2025 |
| 38902 | Digital Twins of Inland Waters: An Introduction |
Joan Coines, Kate Baker, Franco Crivello, Albert Chen, and Eloisa Vargiu
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2025 |
| 38903 | Building a digital twin of the Danish marine waters in support of European directives |
Anders Chr. Erichsen, Mai-Britt Kronborg, Rasmus Fenger-Nielsen, Silvia Huber, Lisbeth T. Nielsen and Troels Lange
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2025 |
| 38904 | Digital Twin product derived from Satellite Imagery for Sea Level Rise Simulation in Tonga |
Jumpei Takami
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2025 |
| 38905 | Digital Twins Empowering Irrigation Water Management in China |
Yuan Shi, Haorui Chen, Baozhong Zhang
|
2025 |
| 38906 | Digital Twins in Dutch Drinking Water Utilities: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities |
Mario Castro-Gama, Ton Blom; Claudia Quintiliani, Wouter Huisman, Joeri Legierse, Timo Van Lange
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2025 |