Digital Twins & Cyber-Physical Engineering
Architectures, synchronization, calibration, lifecycle operations, interoperability.
Join SIG →SIGs are the working communities of ISDTDE. They connect members around focused themes, coordinate webinars and short courses, develop best-practice notes, propose special issues, and shape conference tracks.
A recommended initial set aligned with the ISDTDE scope. Chairs/co-chairs to be confirmed.
Architectures, synchronization, calibration, lifecycle operations, interoperability.
Join SIG →Physics-informed ML, surrogate modeling, uncertainty, trustworthy deployment.
Join SIG →Topology/shape/size optimization, generative workflows, multi-objective design.
Join SIG →AM-optimized structures, materials/process integration, validation and certification.
Join SIG →BIM/IFC, construction automation, on-site sensing, QA/QC, digital handover.
Join SIG →Multi-hazard assessment, resilience metrics, warning systems, decision support.
Join SIG →Scalable simulation, workflow automation, benchmarking, open science artifacts.
Join SIG →Lifecycle assessment, circularity, adaptive design, climate/energy-aware engineering.
Join SIG →COI, AI-use disclosure, security-by-design, standardization and best practices.
Join SIG →Each SIG is led by a Chair and Co-chair (renewed periodically), supported by an open member list.
SIGs keep ISDTDE active between conferences and strengthen quality and community.
Each SIG reports outputs annually to the Society (simple, lightweight reporting).
A short, practical proposal: theme and rationale, scope, initial leadership, a 12-month plan, and initial members.