

A digital bridge over three continents: designing and building scalable, interoperable and reusable digital twins for sustainable cities and resilient infrastructure.
This inaugural Digital Twins conference will be themed around smart cities, urban environment, and intersection of digital twins with human health and with climate, specifically, designing and building scalable, interoperable, and reusable digital twins for sustainable cities and resilient infrastructure; however, it does not exclude all other areas of the field of digital twinning and its applications.
Call For Papers
Leaders in the world’s digital twin sector are coming together from Australia, the United Kingdom, and Canada to engage and collaborate by sharing their thought leadership on the digital twin revolution. Digital Twinning is a vast domain with broad applications and it is by nature multidisciplinary. It enables the next generation of analysis interconnecting various systems with a high degree of complexity. It benefits from historical, concurrent, and predictive analytics, as well as numerous subfields of simulation. It also benefits from a variety of scientific fields as its core components but also as part of the phenomena the Digital Twin aims to simulate. Hence, paper submissions from all allied disciplines are welcome.
Digital Twin Topics:
IoT
5G
Simulation
Smart Cities
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning/Deep Learning/Representation Learning
Computer Vision
Location Intelligence
Remote Sensing
Climate Change
Cybersecurity
Security & Defence
Privacy & Private Computing
Sustainable Finance
Information Retrieval
Natural Language Processing
Virtual Reality
Instrumentation & Measurement
Autonomous Systems (Vehicles, Drones, and other Machinery)
Latest News

Associations & Media from around the world supporting Digital Twins 2023
The conference committee is pleased to share that both media and associations from around the world are supporting Digital Twins 2023. Associations like, the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), the World Geospatial Industry Council (WGIC), Women+ in Geospatial, the Digital Twins Consortium and more are participating in the event and helping to promote this free and open exchange within their communities.

Associations & Media from around the world supporting Digital Twins 2023
The conference committee is pleased to share that both media and associations from around the world are supporting Digital Twins 2023. Associations like, the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), the World Geospatial Industry Council (WGIC), Women+ in Geospatial, the Digital Twins Consortium and more are participating in the event and helping to promote this free and open exchange within their communities.
Speakers & Events
Our lists of speaks and events continue to grow, so check back frequently to see who will be participating and what events we’ll be adding to the lineup.
Committee

Arthur Berrill
Chair Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Head of Location Intelligence

Carey Mende-Gibson
Member
Royal Bank of Canada
Director Growth & Innovation

Ehsan Amjadian
Academic Chair Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
Head of Data Science

Graeme Kernich
Member
FrontierSI
CEO

Janette Wong
Member
Royal Bank of Canada
Head of Ontology Practice

Jonathan Murphy
Sponsorship Program
GoGeomatics Canada
Managing Director

Kate Williams
Member
FrontierSI
Chief Business Officer

Mark Enzer
Chair United Kingdom
Mott MacDonald
Strategic Advisor

Pascal Perez
Academic Chair Australia
AURIN
Director
Partners
Host Partners
Media Partners
Association Partners
Educational Institutions

