How does the municipality of Leeuwarden tackle complex challenges such as housing construction and the energy transition? Albert van Holthoon explains how a 3D city model from Future Insight enables comprehensive visualization and better decision-making. From gaining control over the Spoordok project to ensuring transparency for the city council and residents: a 3D database makes data understandable. Discover why Leeuwarden chooses open systems and equal partnership in urban

The municipality of Leeuwarden is providing insight into the Spoordok project with a high-quality 3D city model. Various data sources are brought together in a single integrated environment via the Clearly.Hub. The result? No more static reports, but direct simulations that are essential for participation and supported decision-making. A blueprint for a future-proof and smart data landscape.

Future Insight is a partner of OASC! We contribute to open standards and interoperability for smart cities with our Clearly.Hub solution.

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More and more municipalities are exploring the possibilities of a Digital Twin in 3D. What exactly is it, what can you do with it and how do you set it up properly? In Stadswerk Magazine, we show how Rotterdam has cleverly tackled this. Main lesson: make sure you have reusable solutions based on open standards. In this way, you make optimal use of the real added value of a Digital Twin.

The municipality of Groningen is deploying a 3D Digital Twin for better decision-making, more efficient processes and greater support from residents. Leontien Spoelstra, team leader BOR policy, projects and participation, explains how the 3D City Model helps with city planning, participation and management of public space. From solar panels on monumental roofs to the redevelopment of entertainment areas: the Digital Twin makes data visual and accessible for policy and partici