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Daniel Jones
Daniel Jones's 2019 University of Canterbury master's thesis examined the integration of BIM and GIS. The research proposed a workflow integrating BIM and GIS for urban risk and resilience, using Christchurch and the Taiora Queen Elizabeth II recreation and sports centre as a case. It explored semantic and web-service issues as well as the geographic relationship between a detailed building model and wider spatial context. The thesis used the term digital twin.
Daniel Jones's 2019 University of Canterbury master's thesis examined the integration of BIM and GIS. The research proposed a workflow integrating BIM and GIS for urban risk and resilience, using Christchurch and the Taiora Queen Elizabeth II recreation and sports centre as a case. It explored semantic and web-service issues as well as the geographic relationship between a detailed building model and wider spatial context. The thesis used the term digital twin.
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Context: Buildings meet geography
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Context: Buildings meet geography