Unlock new information about DTWO through the latest publications on Zenodo!
Wed 04 Feb 2026Unlock new information about DTWO through the latest publications on Zenodo!
Beginning in June 2024, DTWO came to life, and now we are reaping the outcome of all the effort spent. Results are coming in, and now the creation of the federated platform digital twin is a closer reality.
Scientific articles regarding wind energy and its interlinkage with climate change are now available, showing how this new technology is of utmost importance.
The literature from these 18 months is available on Zenodo, an open-access repository created by CERN.
Have a look at our latest uploads and learn more about wind energy and the new technologies that come with it!
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