Urban regeneration and placemaking: a Digital Twin enhanced performance-based framework for Melbourne’s Greenline Project?

Figures & data

Figure 1. The Greenline Project Site Plan and Key Locations (CoM 2022a).

Figure 2. Before – Existing rivers edge adjacent to Flinders Street Station, Melbourne (CoM 2021a).

Figure 3. After – An artist impression Flinders Walk – the Greenline Project (CoM 2021a).

Figure 4. Sequential Steps to Develop a Digital Twin Framework for the Greenline Project (Performance loop adapted from Foliente et al.,2005 and Applications adapted from Shahat, Hyun, and Yeom 2021).

Figure 5. Localised SDG Targets in the Context of Greenline Project Objectives (Adapted from CoM 2022a and CoM 2022b).

Figure 6. Conceptual Framework, Key Interdependencies, Potential Applications and Contributions from a Greenline Project Digital Twin.

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