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Title Survey On Digital Twins For Natural Environments: A Communication Network Perspective
ID_Doc 53773
Authors Maimour M.; Ahmed A.; Rondeau E.
Year 2024
Published Internet of Things (Netherlands), 25
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.iot.2024.101070
Abstract In the last decade or so, digital twins have emerged as a disruptive technology opening doors for digital innovation and modernization. A digital twin is defined as an accurate virtual model reflecting the state of a physical asset. With their futuristic applications, digital twins have already revolutionized several industrial sectors including product life cycle management, smart cities, healthcare and aerospace. More recently, researchers have started creating digital twins for natural environments. Virtual models are developed to understand, manage and protect these ecosystems which have huge potential in resisting their global decline in the face of the environmental crisis. Therefore, this article surveys the state-of-the-art research that is available in the area of digital twins for natural environments from a networking perspective. A comprehensive background on the topic is presented along with a systematic literature survey. Based on the survey, a set of open issues are identified and discussed for enhancing the future work in the field. © 2024 Elsevier B.V.
Author Keywords Communication infrastructure; Digital twins; Natural environments; Networking


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