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Workshop #3 on November 29 made it possible to finalize the usage and contribution charter which is now online. A big thank you to the volunteers for their help and insight. Do not hesitate to discover it and sign it if you like the collective approach of the Jumeaux Numériques

Review on workshop #2 of September 14, 2023 : first solicitation of emerging communities, in particular for the design of the JNDF charter. See the review (fr)

A look back at workshop #1 of June 27, 2023 which made it possible to define the diagram of the communities of the River’s Digital Twins : Decision-makers : they facilitate risk understanding and decision-making Users : they have tools and data to understand and anticipate Technical experts : they develop the

Delivery of the mobile sensor: This mobile sensor (Xylem), with its geo-referenced data, will soon make it possible to have physico-chemical measurements in many areas of the estuary, hitherto untouched by any measurement. These turbidity and water quality measurements will feed the River’s Digital Twins to improve the quality of

We were at the Web à Québec this Tuesday, May 23, 2023 for a talk on the River’s Digital Twins. A delegation made up of the Port of Bordeaux and NAOS traveled to Quebec for the Web à Québec 2023 (WAQ23) to present the River’s Digital Twins. The talk, which

The River’s Digital Twins are now operational: Start of daily forecast evaluation: Hydro-sedimentary forecasts are made in real time for the next 10 days from external Open Data measurements, and now need to be observed over a long period by users, and in particular the scientific community, to obtain their

The exchange and networking day co-organized on April 25 by the Grand Port Maritime de Bordeaux and Bordeaux Technowest (in the LES CHANTIERS DE LA GARONNE room) brought together more than a hundred participants. On the program: presentation of the River’s Digital Twins (simulation and analysis tool designed to better

The RIver’s Digital Twins: a simulation and analysis tool designed to better understand and predict the evolution of the natural environment of the Gironde and Garonne estuary, particularly in the face of the impacts of human activity and change climatic. The approach, innovative and open source, was rewarded with a

Fruitful exchanges with the users of tomorrow during the launch event of the Digital Twins of the River community on 8 November 2022. On November 8, 2022, an event dedicated to the Digital Twins of the River, tools of digital modelling used for the simulation of the behaviour of the