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Airport twin basic requirements

 


1. 3D Model of  New Terminal Arrivals Area:

  • Develop a high-fidelity 3D model of the New Terminal Arrivals Area using provided LiDAR/CAD data and images.
  • Include key elements like baggage carousels, immigration counters, customs checkpoints, and waiting areas.

2. Real-time Passenger Flow Monitoring:

  • Integrate with Xovis and CCTV systems to track passenger movement in real-time.
  • Visualize passenger flow on the 3D model, highlighting congestion areas and potential bottlenecks.
  • Display real-time passenger count and density information on dashboards.

3. Baggage Handling Visualization:

  • Integrate with the baggage handling system to track baggage movement in real-time.
  • Visualize baggage flow on the 3D model, showing baggage movement from aircraft to carousels.
  • Display real-time baggage status and potential delays on dashboards.

4. Security Monitoring:

  • Integrate with CCTV feeds to monitor the Arrivals Area for suspicious activities.
  • Implement AI-powered video analytics for left baggage detection and intrusion detection.
  • Generate alerts and notifications for security personnel in case of potential threats.

5. Basic AR Application:

  • Develop a basic AR application for airport staff (e.g., maintenance personnel).
  • Allow staff to view real-time equipment status and maintenance information by pointing their mobile devices at the equipment.

These features will showcase the core capabilities of the Digital Twin platform and its ability to address key operational challenges in the Arrivals Area.

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