Scientific Computing and BIM?

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DC I/O 2023 Keynote by Jens Jensen. https://doi.org/10.47330/DCIO.2023.HZRT8841 | Watch Left | Left | Left | Left


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Abstract

Scientific Computing" covers a vast range of data and compute architectures, from processing huge data volumes of very large instrument data to multi-disciplinary ad-hoc research using diverse messy datasets, from supercomputing simulations to edge computing, from wholly simulated environments to sensor networks and digital twins. This talk will provide an overview of scientific computing and ask the question what SC can learn from BIM, and what BIM can learn from SC.

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