Digital Twin–driven construction of low-carbon communities in traditional villages:The Case Study Of Yuxiao Village At East Qing Tombs
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https://doi.org/10.62051/ajmse.v1n1.04Keywords:
Digital Twin, Traditional Villages, Low-carbon Community, Space Syntax, Energy SimulationAbstract
Old villages are facing the problem of disassembled broken information, and it is hard to make much numerical help convert to reduce less carbon dioxide. The update with digital twins (DT) will be offered Taking Yuxiao village which belongs to the Northern area of East Qing tombs as an example we construct Meso – spatial pattern and Micro – building performance evaluation system. By using the space syntax method, we conduct the spatial analysis on the yuxiaovillage and carry out simulation study about dynamic energy consumption through DeST-H software. According to the result, by using meso-scale ventilation structure improvement and also improve micro-level envelope performance at the same time so that we can save up from 35 - 40% operational building energy use. This is a road that can prove the scientific correctness and usefulness of Digital Twin helping rural area make low-carbon decision-making.
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