Digital Twin for Sustainability Assessment and Policy Evaluation: A Systematic Literature Review

Edrisi, Farid; Azari, Mehdi

doi:10.1109/greens59328.2023.00007

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“…A possible approach was mentioned by Metallidou et al (2022) introducing a DT that generates multiple virtual scenarios based on energy consumption. Edrisi and Azari (2023) investigated how DTs can be used for sustainability assessments and policy evaluations. Tzachor et al (2022) showed the impact of DTs on contributing to the UN's sustainable development goals by improving resource allocation efficiency and facilitating monitoring and reporting of progress towards achieving the SDGs.…”

Section: Digital Twins For Emission Reductionmentioning

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Improving sustainability of additive manufacturing processes based on digital twins – a case study

Kos,

Schröder,

Trauer

et al. 2024

Proc. Des. Soc.

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Additive manufacturing (AM) became a key technology in the development of innovative products. Advancements have been made to improve economic feasibility. However, ecological sustainability is still an open issue of AM. To improve sustainability, it is crucial to track, visualize, and evaluate emissions along the lifecycle. This paper presents a novel Digital Twin based approach enabling prediction of the product carbon footprint (PCF) and prescriptive measures to improve sustainability. By improving part and process design, a significant PCF reduction was achieved.

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Section: Digital Twins For Emission Reductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Improving sustainability of additive manufacturing processes based on digital twins – a case study

Kos,

Schröder,

Trauer

et al. 2024

Proc. Des. Soc.

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“…To straightforwardly map the organizational aspects, expressed by the EA, into software components defining the DTO Software Architecture (SA) [18], this paper addresses concerns on "How to map EA concepts to SA for facilitating DTO development". Further, when an organization needs to implement a physical change, its DTO emerges as a crucial and sustainable asset for thorough analysis, experimentation, and informed decision-making across diverse scenarios before the actual change of the physical environment [19]. The DTO should not only serve as a tool for assessing the impact of changes but also have the flexibility to accommodate organizational changes and evolve accordingly to prevent any misalignment between the physical and digital counterparts [20].…”

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Developing and Evolving a Digital Twin of the Organization

Edrisi,

Perez-Palacin,

Caporuscio

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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Digital Twin of the Organization (DTO) is a relatively new concept that emerged to help managers have a full understanding of their organization and realize their objectives. Indeed, DTO enables connecting all the elements of an organization virtually by providing monitoring, optimization, prediction, and other capabilities through continuous simulations. Creating a flexible and evolvable DTO that covers and supports the organization's business strategies is a complex and time-consuming task that requires engineering best practices. In this context, this paper presents and evaluates the EA Blueprint Pattern, which serves as an architectural reference for the development of a DTO by allowing for mapping well-known Enterprise Architecture concepts into software components defining the DTO software architecture. The evaluation is carried on by showing how to use the pattern for creating the DTO for a given organization. Then, a thorough discussion is conducted to analyze how the developed DTO should evolve to deal with vertical and horizontal integration. The lessons learned highlight the strengths and weaknesses along with practical implications for organizations that are eager to develop their DTO according to the EA Blueprint Pattern.

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Leveraging Digital Twins for Real-Time Environmental Monitoring in Battery Manufacturing

Rietdorf,

Torolsan,

Favier

et al. 2024

Procedia CIRP

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Digital Twin for Sustainability Assessment and Policy Evaluation: A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 4 publications

References 40 publications

Improving sustainability of additive manufacturing processes based on digital twins – a case study

Improving sustainability of additive manufacturing processes based on digital twins – a case study

Developing and Evolving a Digital Twin of the Organization

Leveraging Digital Twins for Real-Time Environmental Monitoring in Battery Manufacturing

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