<p>In recent years, with the development of technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), big data and cloud computing, digital twin technology has gradually been applied in marine research. The digital twin realizes real-time monitoring, analysis and optimization of the state and behavior of a physical object or system by creating a virtual model. Research shows that digital twin technology has extensive application potential in ship design, marine resource development, marine equipment engineering design and optimization, marine ecological protection and early warning of disasters. Although digital twin technology has great potential in marine research, it also faces many challenges, including the complexity of data acquisition and processing, the accuracy and real-time performance of model construction, and the need for multidisciplinary cross-integration. An in-depth analysis of the technical bottlenecks and future development directions will provide an important reference for subsequent research and promote the further application and development of digital twin technology in marine research.</p>

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A Review of the Applications of Digital Twin Technology in Marine Research

  • Yun-zhou Li,
  • Ding-feng Yu,
  • Lei Yang,
  • Lin-qiang Zhang,
  • Peng Chen,
  • Bang-yi Tao,
  • Wen-juan Wang,
  • Qing-lin Kong,
  • Ren-hai Dai,
  • Bin Miao,
  • Shi-zhe Chen,
  • Sui-ping Qi,
  • Jun-cheng Wang,
  • De-lu Pan

摘要

In recent years, with the development of technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), big data and cloud computing, digital twin technology has gradually been applied in marine research. The digital twin realizes real-time monitoring, analysis and optimization of the state and behavior of a physical object or system by creating a virtual model. Research shows that digital twin technology has extensive application potential in ship design, marine resource development, marine equipment engineering design and optimization, marine ecological protection and early warning of disasters. Although digital twin technology has great potential in marine research, it also faces many challenges, including the complexity of data acquisition and processing, the accuracy and real-time performance of model construction, and the need for multidisciplinary cross-integration. An in-depth analysis of the technical bottlenecks and future development directions will provide an important reference for subsequent research and promote the further application and development of digital twin technology in marine research.