Digital twin-driven management strategies for logistics transportation systems
Junfeng Li,
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Jianyu Wang
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Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 9, 2025
With
the
development
of
Industry
5.0,
logistics
industry,
serving
as
a
bridge
between
production
and
consumption,
is
undergoing
profound
changes.
However,
this
transformation
faces
challenges
such
data
fragmentation,
difficult
system
integration,
insufficient
real-time
monitoring
capabilities.
Consequently,
modern
demands
higher
standards
for
prediction
management
transportation
behavior.
To
address
these
challenges,
paper
introduces
Digital
Twin
(DT)
technology
proposes
research
methodology
DT-driven
strategies.
DT
constructs
virtual
models
physical
objects
to
enable
analysis
unmanned
vehicle
states,
effectively
resolving
identified
issues.
Specifically,
proposed
method
leverages
integrate
multi-source
heterogeneous
establishes
digital
model
vehicles.
Furthermore,
it
combines
LSTM
neural
network
algorithm
design
predictive
time-series
forecasting
behaviors.
The
dynamically
adjusted
based
on
results,
further
optimizing
strategy.
Finally,
effectiveness
validated
through
case
study
Experimental
results
demonstrate
that
DT-based
strategy
significantly
improves
accuracy
predicting
behaviors
exhibits
superior
performance
in
decision
aid
fault
tolerance.
Additionally,
simulation
tests
confirm
reliability
efficiency
improved
practical
applications,
providing
an
important
reference
intelligent
systems.
Language: Английский
Exploring digital twins for transport planning: a review
European Transport Research Review,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: March 13, 2025
Language: Английский
Using Big Data for Predictive Maintenance in Transportation Systems
IGI Global eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 297 - 314
Published: April 4, 2025
The
economic
and
social
health
of
contemporary
urban
centers
is
greatly
dependent
on
the
transportation
industry.
Transportation
infrastructure
must
be
dependable
efficient
because
any
disruptions
can
have
a
domino
effect
mobility
as
whole.
Predictive
maintenance,
facilitated
by
analysis
big
data,
gives
chance
to
proactively
address
maintenance
needs
minimize
service
interruptions.
use
data
analytics
for
predictive
in
systems
examined
this
chapter.
It
starts
going
over
special
sources
that
are
available
industry,
such
sensor
from
infrastructure,
cars,
traffic
control
systems.
explores
essential
phases
procedure,
encompassing
gathering,
analysis,
modeling,
production
practical
insights.
application
data-driven
various
contexts—such
public
fleets,
road
rail
networks—is
demonstrated
through
several
case
studies.
Language: Английский
Integration of Pavement Finite Element simulation with Digital Twin: Current Practices, Emerging Trends, and Future Enablers
Journal of Information Technology in Construction,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
30, P. 544 - 569
Published: April 19, 2025
In
the
transition
towards
Construction
5.0,
intelligent
systems,
such
as
predictive
Digital
Twins
(DTs),
have
emerged
a
critical
solution
in
infrastructure
assets
management.
This
is
by
leveraging
advanced
simulations
and
analytical
methods
for
accurate
asset
condition
prediction.
However,
while
are
essential
enabling
DTs,
existing
literature
often
overlooks
role
of
pavement
simulation
within
developed
DTs.
paper
systematically
leverages
on
Finite
Element
(FE)
modelling
performance
prediction
to
assess
current
state
practice
simulations,
identifies
trends
integration,
proposes
advancements
enhance
incorporation
FE
models
an
architecture
integration.
Finally,
study
concludes
with
call
future
research
directions
address
gaps,
aiming
advance
DTs
sustainable
Language: Английский
Digital Twin Technology in Logistics: A Narrative Review of Implementation, Impact, and Challenges
Muhammad Abdillah,
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Muhammad Wahyuilahi
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Sinergi International Journal of Logistics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(4), P. 225 - 238
Published: Nov. 30, 2024
The
adoption
of
digital
twin
technology
in
logistics
has
gained
significant
traction
as
organizations
seek
to
enhance
supply
chain
transparency,
operational
efficiency,
and
predictive
accuracy.
This
review
explores
how
technologies
improve
performance,
identifying
what
enables
success
challenges
persist.
Literature
was
collected
through
comprehensive
searches
Scopus
Google
Scholar
using
keyword-based
Boolean
strategies,
with
inclusion
criteria
focusing
on
peer-reviewed
studies
from
the
last
decade
that
explicitly
address
applications
systems.
Findings
reveal
twins
enable
smarter
decision-making
real-time
tracking
tools,
especially
urban
maritime
logistics.
Empirical
evidence
highlights
substantial
gains
contexts.
However,
systemic
barriers
persist,
including
integrating
legacy
systems,
high
implementation
costs,
cybersecurity
risks,
shortages
skilled
professionals.
Comparative
insights
a
divide
between
developed
developing
economies,
driven
by
disparities
infrastructure
institutional
support.
To
accelerate
adoption,
stakeholders—especially
policymakers
managers—must
prioritize
infrastructure,
workforce
readiness,
inclusive
innovation
policies.
Future
should
cross-regional
comparisons
develop
standardized
evaluation
models.
Overall,
holds
strong
promise
for
transforming
global
if
supported
cohesive
governance,
innovation,
strategic
investment.
Language: Английский