SMART+
A model of the city that stays current
Terrain, buildings, networks and live measurements in one spatial model, used for planning, consultation and scenario testing.
Why it matters
A model that reflects what was actually built
A digital twin is only worth building if it does not go stale. Because the model is fed by the administration’s own permits, works, assets and sensors, it reflects what has actually been built and what is currently happening — which is what makes it usable for decisions rather than for presentations.
Fed by permits and works
The model changes when the administration's own records change.
Assets and sensors kept current
What exists on the ground is what appears in the model.
For decisions, not presentations
The twin is usable because it is not out of date.
What it contains
The city as built, as planned and as measured
One base that carries the existing situation, the proposals and the live readings.
Terrain and buildings
The built environment at the level of detail the intended use requires.
Networks
Utility and transport infrastructure, above and below ground.
Planned changes
Permits granted and projects under way, shown before they are built.
Live measurements
Sensor readings placed in the model rather than in a separate dashboard.
Scenarios
Alternatives compared on the same base — traffic, shading, flooding, noise.
Public views
Simplified models used in consultation, so residents can see the proposal.
How it works
Built, fed, tested, shown
The model is maintained by the operations that change the city.
01
Build on existing data
The model starts from the cadastral, GIS and asset data the administration already maintains.
02
Keep it fed
Permits, completed works and registered assets update the model as part of normal operation.
03
Test before committing
Proposals are examined in context — what they block, flood, shade or congest — before the investment decision.
04
Use it publicly
The same model explains a project to residents better than a set of drawings.
Outcomes
What changes
A model used in decisions, and a consultation people can actually follow.
Decisions tested in context
Effects visible before construction, not after.
A model that does not decay
Updated by operations rather than by a periodic survey.
Consultation people understand
Proposals shown in the place they will stand.
Configured per administration
What is configured
- the area modelled and its level of detail
- data sources and their update cycles
- which analyses are run, and with what assumptions
- how permits and projects enter the model
- which live measurements are shown
- what is published, and at what fidelity
- performance and device requirements for users
- retention and versioning of scenarios
Connected to
The rest of the platform
- GIS and the cadastral base
- Permits and capital projects
- Assets and utility networks
- Urban IoT, for live readings in context
Scope it to a decision
Discuss a twin built around one question.
We model the area affected by a real proposal, run the analysis that matters for it, and produce the public view for consultation.