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Researchers build 'digital twin' to model Manhattan air quality
Cornell engineers have created a “digital twin” framework that generates a real‑time virtual model of carbon dioxide levels in Manhattan.
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Cornell engineers have created a “digital twin” framework that generates a real‑time virtual model of carbon dioxide levels in Manhattan. The system maps urban CO₂ conditions and can be used by city planners to monitor emissions, spot hotspots, and test potential interventions before they are applied in the real world.
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