"A digital twin demonstrator bridging 3D geospatial data, live sensors, and city registries to make civic planning transparent and interactive—built on an extendable architecture that is easily adaptable for businesses and commercial applications."
Bridging data and urban design
This site provides the technical context behind the digital twin, outlining its core data sources and the partners driving the project before you enter the live 3D environment.
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Data
Data sources
The public website should show where the twin gets its authority from. That means making the data foundations visible without turning the page into a technical specification.
Open city datasets, maps, heritage references, and local statistics provide official civic context for the Den Bosch environment.
The twin uses Dutch spatial and statistical datasets to show buildings, neighborhoods, and broader geospatial structure.
Live and recent feeds help the platform explain changing conditions, especially around mobility, air, and weather-sensitive urban activity.
JADS frames the work within a broader effort toward smarter, greener urban construction logistics and applied decision support.
People
Who is involved
This section makes the project ownership clearer by showing who is involved, what role they play, and which institutions support the work.
Daniel Wondyifraw, EngD
Daniel Wondyifraw, EngD, founder of DataTwinLabs, is the primary driver behind the practical delivery of the digital twin. His work encompasses the core data integration and spatial architecture developed during the JADS LOKET project.
Prof. dr. Jos van Hillegersberg
Prof. dr. Jos van Hillegersberg is an author and provides the academic leadership behind the initiative, linking the work to JADS and applied research in the public domain.
Partners
Partners
The project sits within a wider working context that includes JADS, the Municipality of ’s-Hertogenbosch, DataTwinLabs, and the collaboration named by JADS with TNO, Heijmans, Kadaster, Microsoft, and local government.
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Open the platform
The public website explains the project first. The twin and dashboard then open the working spatial experience.