MOENV and Taipei Tech Sign MOU to Advance Digital Twin and Urban Tree Resilience
Taiwan's MOENV and Taipei Tech signed an MOU to advance climate resilience, designating NTUT and C-LAB as pilot sites to create digital IDs for urban trees and simulate cooling impacts using digital twin systems.
Addressing urban heat, Taiwan's MOENV and Taipei Tech signed an MOU to advance climate resilience, setting NTUT and C-LAB as pilot sites. Minister Peng Chi-ming stated plans to assign digital IDs to urban trees to track growth and simulate cooling. The MOENV also aims to collaborate with the Ministry of Culture, MODA, and NLMA to visualize cooling and walkability via digital twins, while studying semiconductor recycling.
Key takeaways
- NTUT and C-LAB will serve as pilot sites to create digital IDs for urban trees and simulate cooling impacts for planning.
- MOENV plans to partner with agencies like MODA and NLMA to simulate cooling and walkability using digital twins, and study recycling.
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