Sensat, a developer of collaboration software for civil infrastructure, has created a digital twin of a new 21 hectare development in Canada Water, London. Created in partnership with development and investment company British Land and information management firm Amodal, the visualisation of the entire site is intended to be part of a 'golden threat' of connected data - giving planning teams the opportunity to coordinate processes over the length of the €4.7 billion project. Sensat says stakeholders will also be able to visualise site conditions remotely, aiding collaborative decision-making and contingency planning. Under the auspices of Southwark Council, the project's scope encompasses the creation of a new town centre for Rotherhithe, including 4,500 new homes and 35,000m~2 of additional retail space.
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