Norwegian accreditation service DNV GL has proposed a probabilistic digital twin ( PDT ) scheme that would offer real - time access to risk assessments for oil and gas assets . The scheme would use a digital mirror , a virtual mirror of a physical asset , which could be updated from various data sources to keep step with the dynamic assessment of risk , facilitating better data management and decision making . While traditional risk analysis is done manually before an asset enters service , the PDT would provide an up - to - date risk account for the asset , allowing users to take timely action to prevent significant losses and manage risks .
Norwegian accreditation service DNV GL has proposed a probabilistic digital twin (PDT) concept that would offer real-time updates to risk modelling for oil and gas assets. The scheme would use a digital twin, a virtual mirror of a physical asset, which can be updated from various data sources to keep step with the dynamic nature of risk, facilitating better data management and decision making. While traditional risk analysis is done manually before an asset enters service, the PDT would provide an up-to-date risk account for the asset, allowing users to take timely action to prevent significant losses and manage risks.