Section 64 of 102
63. Digital Twin Integration
Stable section ID: S05-CON-010-SECTION-64 · 29 content blocks
The Digital Twin shall provide a continuously evolving representation of the physical building, its components, systems, environment, and operational condition.
The Digital Twin may contain:
- Current sensor observations.
- Equipment and system states.
- Component condition.
- Spatial and topological relationships.
- Operational events.
- Maintenance and inspection results.
- Environmental conditions.
- Occupancy-related information where authorized.
- Derived indicators.
- Estimated states.
- Predicted conditions.
- Proposed future configurations.
- Historical snapshots.
The Digital Twin shall be initialized from the approved Building BIOS but shall remain capable of representing deviations between the approved configuration and the observed physical asset.
Every significant Digital Twin value should identify whether it is:
- Directly measured.
- Reported by a human.
- Imported from another system.
- Derived by deterministic calculation.
- Estimated through state estimation.
- Inferred by an AI agent.
- Predicted.
- Simulated.
- Verified through inspection.
- Unavailable or unknown.
The Digital Twin shall preserve links between component identities, Nodes, Cartridges, Interfaces, equipment, zones, and operational systems. It should support navigation from a detected condition to the affected physical component, its BIOS definition, its history, and its supporting evidence.
Digital Twin updates shall not automatically change protected BIOS configuration. A verified physical modification may initiate a configuration-reconciliation and BIOS-update process, but formal acceptance shall require the applicable validation and authorization.