Jun 05, 2025

[Workshop] Digital Twins and dynamic decision-making reinforcing resilience of inland transport

Wednesday, May 21st, 2025

📅 5 June 2025 | 10am to 11am

📍Transport Logistic Munich
ALICE stand Hall A3, stand 400

“If a Digital Twin could predict tomorrow’s disruption and suggest the optimal modal shift, would you follow it or bypass it?”

CRISTAL WORKSHOP

This workshop, organised in the frame of the CRISTAL project, aims to explore and challenge how Digital Twins and the Synchromodal Corridor Management System (SCMS) can reshape the future of multimodal logistics in Europe. Building on insights from the CRISTAL project and stakeholder feedback, the session will:

Stimulate debate on the business value, readiness, challenges, and risks of deploying Digital Twins in inland waterways and multimodal corridors.

Dive into the SCMS functionalities, assessing how they can support dynamic decision-making, disruption response, and modal shift optimization.

Identify business drivers and bottlenecks, including governance, data-sharing, operational integration, and commercial viability.

Engage stakeholders interactively through live polling, debate, and provocations, to address business cases priorities and needs.

This session will be highly participatory and challenge-driven, aimed at tackling digitalization, sustainability pressure, and lack of IWT reliability issues regarding business perspectives and needs.

SPEAKERS

Orestis Tsolakis – CERTH
Tammo Märtens – Fraunhofer
Elvina Nowak – ALICE
Nik Delmeire – ALICE

AGENDA

Short overview of the workshop description
Live poll
Presentation of the SCMS functionalities and DT settings
Discussion and questions
Wrap-up

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CRISTAL is funded by the European Union under grant agreement no. 101069838. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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