Navigating Data Integration and Visualisation for Sustainable Decision-Making
Welcome to Spring and Anglian Water’s three-part surgery sessions, where we will be talking in more detail about our latest innovation project, enabling whole life carbon in design. Across these sessions we will be delving into the world of sustainable water infrastructure management and carbon calculations.
The enabling whole life carbon in design innovation provides an opportunity to enhance decision and design processes through visualisation, enabling a comprehensive view of carbon hotspots and their environmental impact. The project has huge potential to help the sector better understand greenhouse gas emissions associated with the construction of capital infrastructure projects.
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday 14th November
Time: 12:00-14:00 pm
Duration: 2 hours
In this session, we will be discussing how to unlock the potential of data integration and visualisation using the enabling whole life carbon in design project. At the outset, we will consider the challenges of integrating carbon and cost data in a non-aligned world. This is an opportunity to discover innovative approaches to synchronise critical datasets and gain insights into strategies and best practices for achieving alignment.
We will explore the digital realm of whole life carbon calculations, emphasising the opportunity for connectivity within the Building Information Modelling (BIM) landscape. This digital approach opens new avenues for accurate sustainability assessments.
Next, we will introduce you to our cutting-edge project viewer, showcasing its powerful features. Learn how you can replicate a similar viewer to enhance data visualisation, making complex data more accessible and actionable. We will share insight into how these layers assist in data interpretation and drive effective decision-making, enabling you to make more informed carbon and cost choices in your projects.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of data integration and visualisation in the context of carbon use in infrastructure projects. A dedicated Q&A session will provide a platform for addressing any questions and offering further insights, register now to join the conversation.