Potential Role Of Digital Twins In Seeking Consensus For GDF Siting

数字孪生在寻求 GDF 选址共识方面的潜在作用

• 批准号: 2284875
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: University of Manchester
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2019
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2019 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2284875
• 关键词: Potential; Role; Digital; Twins; Seeking

A new consent-based process for siting a Geological Disposal Facility (GDF) was launched by the UK Government in December 2018. Proposals for the implementation of this process are captured in a revised 'Working with Communities' framework published as part of the launch . This document draws on recent experience in recognising that 'The availability of clear, evidence-based information on both technical issues, and the process of working with communities, will enable communities to engage in the process with more confidence.'Digital twins are being used increasingly by designers to develop what is called "optimised design" of significant nuclear infrastructure projects . Digital twins are computational representations of individual physical systems that can be used to inform all phases of a typical plant lifecycle. Scientists and engineers recognise that the successful implementation of virtual reality will require new ways to gather, process and share increasingly large volumes of data.The aim of this project will be to assess the contribution digital twins could make to the provision of clear, evidence-based information to all stakeholders in the GDF and also how they might be employed within the consent-based process to enhance public confidence.The project will develop a specification for a digital twin of both disposal waste forms and the GDF environment outlining parameters that could be modelled and how validation could be achieved. Methods for employing the digital twin within the consent-based process as a means to promote stakeholder confidence will also be examined, including options for model ownership/governance, use of virtual/augmented reality to enhance communication and the potential for citizen involvement in digital twin development.

英国政府于 2018 年 12 月启动了一项新的基于同意的地质处置设施 (GDF) 选址流程。实施该流程的提案包含在作为启动过程的一部分发布的修订版“与社区合作”框架中。本文件借鉴了最近的经验，认识到“有关技术问题以及与社区合作过程的清晰、基于证据的信息的可用性将使社区能够更有信心地参与这一过程。”设计者越来越多地使用数字孪生来开发所谓的重要核基础设施项目的“优化设计”。数字孪生是单个物理系统的计算表示，可用于告知典型工厂生命周期的所有阶段。科学家和工程师认识到，虚拟现实的成功实施将需要新的方法来收集、处理和共享越来越多的数据。该项目的目的是评估数字孪生在向 GDF 的所有利益相关者提供清晰、基于证据的信息方面的贡献，以及如何在基于同意的流程中使用它们来增强公众信心。该项目将为处置废物形式和 GDF 环境的数字孪生制定规范。 概述可以建模的参数以及如何实现验证。还将研究在基于同意的流程中使用数字孪生作为增强利益相关者信心的手段的方法，包括模型所有权/治理的选项、使用虚拟/增强现实来加强沟通以及公民参与数字孪生发展的潜力。