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Revision 2026-10-05-p4-quality-run · effective 2026-10-05
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Quality run to P4: claim array, source dates, present-tense audit. Live: the Open Urban Platform and its twin launched officially on 15 January 2025 and were handed to a governance board; Future Insight develops and manages it. The snippet's claim that planners use it for flooding and energy-transition scenarios is not carried by the sources, and no source states a measured effect.
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Rotterdam's municipality built a homegrown 3D city twin that brings the visible city and its crowded subsurface into one model — houses, amenities, trees and benches, alongside real-time feeds of what is happening in the city
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Future Insight and Capgemini won a European tender to build the open urban platform behind it, under an agreement running up to ten years
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most of what the market offered was closed, which the city argued limits both scale and shared responsibility
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the municipality put about €800,000 into a €2.3 million build, let the consortium carry the remaining two-thirds, and signed for up to ten years
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The programme that commissioned it, Digitale Stad, has since closed with the platform as its deliverable
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Its showcase uses, as announced, were giving firefighters 3D data on buildings and the pipes and cables beneath them
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checking building plans against city codes
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letting residents weigh in on redesigned squares
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The platform went live on 15 January 2025 under an external governance board
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It is separate from the Port Authority's sensor-fed digital-port programme
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src-4af8cb21ac42c49eOfficial municipal page for the Open Urban Platform and its 3D digital twin. It states that the Digitale Stad programme has ended and that the platform, built over two years, is its result. Continuously maintained, so it carries no publication date.
src-bda79d29f18f9b86Municipal homegrown twin by Future Insight/Capgemini; flood, subsurface and emergency-response use cases.
src-00cf57fb062baa40Builder's launch post: the Open Urban Platform was launched on Wednesday 15 January 2025 after two years of work, with a Governance Board announced and eleven parties signing the covenant; a climate use case was shown at the launch.
src-756a152310cc90c6The Port of Rotterdam Authority's own programme with IBM, Cisco and Axians: a dashboard fed by an IoT sensor network on quays and roads, for water, weather and berth data — a separate system from the municipal twin.