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What could urban data management look like and what are other municipalities actually doing on this topic? Find out in this compilation.
Innovation concerns us all - which is why Bonn is not the only city involved in urban data management.
Admittedly, it takes a little imagination, especially at the beginning of the project, to envision what the UDM of the City of Bonn should look like one day.
That is why we have compiled examples of the competencies of other municipalities for you.
Follow the links and get an impression of the possible solutions.
Urban Tech Republic Berlin Tegel (TXL)
The Berlin project at the former airport has a similar approach to the one we intend to pursue in our project. In this case, the competence center for urban data is the "FUTR HUB".
The Urban Data Platform Hamburg is implemented by the Competence Center for Urban Data Management, which consists of HafenCity University Hamburg and the State Office for Geoinformation and Surveying (LGV). Hamburg relies on open, international standards and remains manufacturer-independent.
An urban digital twin maps the complex interrelationships of a city on a digital level. By integrating urban data, realistic simulations and analyses can be carried out for "what-if scenarios". These can be used to improve the planning, control and optimization of processes in the city. The aim is to be able to use geodata, specialist data and urban data across departments and to open up data silos so that questions such as the following can be answered:
What measures can we take to improve energy use in the neighborhood?
How can cycle paths or urban trees contribute to improving the urban climate?
How can we convert vacant buildings into living space?
Connected Urban Twins (CUT)
This is a project of the three partner cities Hamburg, Leipzig and Munich to implement the digitalization of sustainable urban development. In addition to transformative experimental urban research and transregional knowledge transfer, the project also deals with citizen participation using innovative digital formats. The CUT project will create standards for a uniform understanding of the concept of the urban digital twin and data governance.
The modular system is seen as a tool for building an urban digital twin. All digital resources of the municipality are summarized under the following building blocks:
Basic geodata
Specialist geodata
Analysis tools
applications
Geobase twins
To answer certain questions, the necessary building blocks are selected and made tangible, analysable and visualizable for users through the digital twin.
The project results that have already been collected can be used to support other German cities in their use and development in the future.
