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Beatrix Howe

Beatrix Howe is Project Manager at NUMENA, a research-driven technology company operating at the crossroads of spatial design, human-computer interaction, and future studies. Her background is in architecture and urbanism, combined with graduate research in digital twins and virtual reality. Within the Summer School, she will lead a session on feasibility assessment and validation challenges in complex digital twin and spatial simulation projects.

Resources

  • Strategic Validation in Complex Spatial Simulation Projects

    EN
    This resource explores the challenges of validation within complex spatial simulation projects. Drawing on practical examples connected to ARTEMIS activities, the session discusses how complexity emerges from interconnected data flows, historical accuracy requirements, simulation layers, and collaborative workflows.
    Authors
    • Beatrix Howe

  • Complexity, Feasibility, and Validation in Digital Twin and Spatial Simulation Projects

    EN
    Complexity is inherent in digital twin and spatial simulation projects. The ARTEMIS case studies show that it emerges through actors, data flows, technologies, and uncertainty, often becoming visible only during implementation. Successful projects make this complexity explicit, define validation criteria early, and stay aligned with the research question and user needs. This ensures that development remains not only technically functional, but also scientifically meaningful and practically valuable.
    Authors
    • Beatrix Howe