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HalifaxDT: A Wireless Digital Twin from Open Geospatial Data

US & West ·

HalifaxDT, a wireless digital twin of the Halifax Peninsula, is built from heterogeneous open geospatial and spectrum data. The workflow reconciles multiple sources of building-height information while preserving provenance, and integrates terrain, buildings, and gateway metadata into Sionna RT for wireless simulation. It is evaluated through two use cases.

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This example of using open data to create urban wireless twins is significant for planning future networks and managing urban infrastructure.

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