WASHINGTON, DC — The National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) has launched the Building Innovation: Emerging Technologies Series, and is looking for speakers.
The inaugural event—Digital Twins 2024—will focus on the creation, use, and benefits of digital twin technology. It will take place December 9-11, 2024, at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, MD.
NIBS seeks abstracts to cover the following for vertical and horizontal assets and critical infrastructure:
- Establishing digital twin definitions, use cases, and maturity models
- Helping asset owners align digital twin value drives specific to their needs
- Integration of digital twins and building information modeling (BIM)
- Design and planning
- Simulation and analysis
- Software and other technology tools
- Real-time construction and operations monitoring
- Data management to support digital twins
- Building operations and performance
- Asset lifecycle
- IoT and sensor integration
- Records and as-built document management/tracking
- Hazard mitigation, emergency management, and post-hazard analysis
- Emerging and future trends
Industry leaders with valuable insights, case studies, best practices, lessons learned, and/or remaining challenges are encouraged to share their knowledge and experiences with a broad audience of building industry stakeholders by submitting an abstract for consideration no later than September 20, 2024.
Members of the media are invited to attend Building Innovation: Emerging Technologies Series, Digital Twins 2024. Reach out to Christine Cube ([email protected]) for media passes.
About Building Innovation
Building Innovation is the annual meeting of the National Institute of Building Sciences. It brings together government agencies, contractors, the private sector, architects, scientists, and more to meet, share lessons learned, and unveil the latest tools and groundbreaking strategies that affect the building community.
The Building Innovation brand has evolved to encompass a webinar series and podcast.