A Digital Twin for Daycare Network Planning

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As part of the daycare network planning use case, the CUT project developed a tool for integrated urban development that combines the data and requirements of two specialist departments..This ensures transparency when meeting the legally prescribed availability of childcare places and enables the simulation of interactions in the field of urban planning.

Ein Digitaler Zwilling für die Kitanetzplanung

Präsentation zur CUT-Akademie am 29.08.2024

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The Key Learnings

Optimize Workflows

A digital twin optimizes the workflows of the specialist departments involved in terms of both time and content.

Acceptance Through Steady Feedback

It is beneficial to involve the relevant specialist departments in the development process on an ongoing basis, e.g. through feedback loops. This approach ensures that the product is accepted from the outset.

Enabling the Process With KIVAN

The Leipzig KIVAN system (daycare contracts and locations) has been established as the leading system for daycare planning, enabling a data-driven process.

Core Expenditure: Data Governance

Data governance is a significant component of the effort required for a complex twin project.

Assistance From Data Protection Officers

The data protection officer should be involved in the project at an early stage.

More Information (German Site)

Praxisbeispiel:

Kitanetzplanung in Leipzig

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Contact

Charlie Liebscher

Agency for Geoinformation and Land Use Planning of the City of Leipzig

cut@leipzig.de

Benjamin Schwarze

“Innovative Use Cases for Urban Development,“ Digital City Unit of the City of Leipzig

cut@leipzig.de