This work is based on [1], which aims to create a reporting framework for Digital Twins (DTs) from 21 characteristics. We build their ontology vocabulary and description in Onotlogy Modeling Language (OML) in openCAESAR Rosetta. We provide the example of an incubator (also described in [1]) for the OML description.
We use our separately-developed tool called DTInsight to generate an interactive conceptual architecture visualization of the DT based on this ontology. We call it a DT Constellation, and it is based on a previous paper [2]
We then generate a reporting page integrating the characteristics table and the conceptual architecture from a CI/CD pipeline. You can view it at https://oakeslabmtl.github.io/DTDF/.
The DTDF vocabulary can be found under src/oml/bentleyjoakes.github.io/DTDF, and the incubator DTDF description under src/oml/bentleyjoakes.github.io/incubator
- System under study
- Physical acting components
- Physical sensing components
- Physical-to-virtual interaction
- Virtual-to-physical interaction
- DT services
- Twinning time-scale
- Multiplicities
- Life-cycle stages
- DT models and data
- Tooling and enablers
- DT constellation
- Twinning process and DT evolution
- Fidelity and validity considerations
- DT technical connection
- DT hosting/deployment
- Insights and decision making
- Horizontal integration
- Data ownership and privacy
- Standardization
- Security and safety considerations
[1] Gil S, Oakes BJ, Gomes C, Frasheri M, Larsen PG. Toward a systematic reporting framework for Digital Twins: a cooperative robotics case study. SIMULATION. 2024;101(3):313-339. doi:10.1177/00375497241261406
[2] Oakes, B. J., Parsai, A., Van Mierlo, S., Demeyer, S., Denil, J., De Meulenaere, P. and Vangheluwe, H. (2021). Improving Digital Twin Experience Reports. In Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Model-Driven Engineering and Software Development - MODELSWARD; ISBN 978-989-758-487-9; ISSN 2184-4348, SciTePress, pages 179-190. DOI: 10.5220/0010236101790190
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