Section 35 of 104
33. Minimum Digital Twin
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The Minimum Digital Twin shall provide a synchronized digital representation of the initial Building’s verified configuration, relevant current state, and lifecycle history.
The minimum Twin does not require complete photorealistic geometry or continuous simulation of every physical process.
It shall represent:
Building topology;
installed entity identities;
Interface and connection states;
spatial and structural relationships;
sensor locations and status;
inspection and maintenance conditions;
active alerts and unresolved conditions;
configuration and lifecycle history;
relationship to the authoritative BIOS.
The Digital Twin shall distinguish measured, verified, calculated, inferred, assumed, and unavailable information.
Sensor data shall include time, source, quality, calibration status, and uncertainty where relevant.
The Twin may support visualization, inspection planning, maintenance, anomaly detection, energy analysis, and operational AI services.
The Digital Twin shall not become an independent authority capable of silently changing the Building BIOS.
When discrepancies arise among the Twin, BIOS, sensor data, and physical inspection, the system shall preserve the conflicting information and initiate reconciliation.
The Twin shall remain exportable or transferable through documented, vendor-neutral data structures sufficient to prevent loss of essential Building information.