Proposed application / Airports

Understand the dike. Anticipate the water. Inform the investment.

A proposed approach to bring flood protection assets, environmental conditions and engineering assessments into one decision-making environment.

Digital twinFlood riskAsset management

An idea made visible

From the landscape to the next decision.

Concept visuals from our airport proposal show how asset information and engineering questions can come together.

Concept of an airport digital twin with dike and ground information — 01The asset and its surroundings in one spatial view.

Concept cutaway showing a dike and its subsurface — 02Look beneath the surface: the dike, water and soil.

Concept illustrations of reinforcement and drainage options — 03Make reinforcement and investment options tangible.

Concept illustrations, not a validated model, flood simulation or operational airport installation.

The proposed approach

One connected view. Four practical steps.

Start with the data that exists. Agree on the decisions the environment should support, then develop and validate the approach together.

Build the asset picture

Connect dike alignment, elevation, cross-sections, ground conditions and inspection information in a spatial model.

Connect water and weather

Explore connections to water levels, waves and forecasts. Show source, timestamp and data quality alongside each series.

Assess the flood risk

Combine hydraulic loading statistics with the resistance of the dike. Make model assumptions, failure mechanisms and uncertainty explicit.

Explore investment choices

Compare reinforcement and management scenarios using risk reduction, cost and timing to support investment discussions.

A practical first step

Start with a focused pilot.

Select one representative dike section and one decision to support. Establish the data and validation requirements before expanding to the wider system.

Discuss a pilot

Define the pilot together

Available asset data and information gaps
Water level and wave data sources
A spatial view and agreed example scenarios
Validation, ownership and next steps

Relevant team experience

Built on a practical foundation.

Platform screenshot

Pecto

One workspace for maps, 2D/3D models and engineering information.

Spatial platform

Illustration of inspectors observing seepage near the foot of a dike

Fieldwork illustration

Wellenapp

Record, locate and review seepage observations.

Web application in testing

Design visual

Dojo

Explore dike designs and compare alternatives.

Design exploration

This is a proposed application, not an operational airport installation. Data connections, models and risk outputs require project-specific development and validation.

Let’s make your data work.

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