TransiT - Digital Twinning for Transport Decarbonisation

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TransiT is the UK’s largest research hub dedicated to rapidly decarbonising transport using digital twins. We are a collaboration of eight universities and almost 70 industry partners, funded by EPSRC. Visit us at www.transit.ac.uk

Ontologies are critical for transport systems to interoperate and speak to each other.
Cybersecurity is critical to transport digital twinning. Graphic by TransiT.
Dr Maryam Farsi is a TransiT co-investigator at Cranfield University specialising in systems engineering, cost engineering and engineering net zero.
Flooding. Photo by Chris Gallagher, Unsplash.
Professor Guy Walker presenting at the event.
Connected Places Catapult Director Chris Jones opening the event.
Traffic on Westminster Bridge passing Big Ben in London.
TransiT Co-Investigator Krishnan Venkateswaran.
The University of Glasgow team in their lab.
Edgbaston Cricket Ground. Photo by West Midlands Combined Authority.
A graphic from the research showing how traffic can disrupt 5G signals to driverless cars.
Jon Elphick (left) and Paul Byron from WSP.
TransiT researcher and computer scientist Joe Preece.
Workers in a warehouse. Photo by Tiger Lily on Pexels.
Dr Muhammad Shujaat Mubarik, a researcher with TransiT and an Associate Professor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Heriot-Watt University’s Edinburgh Business School.
Dr Luciana Blaha, a Co-Investigator at TransiT and a specialist in how people interact with technology.
Dr Christina Latsou is a TransiT Co-Investigator and an expert in the simulation and optimisation of complex systems at Cranfield University.
Fiona Hyslop MSP, Scotland’s Cabinet Secretary for Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity, addressing the event.
The UK Digital Twin 2025 event takes place in Nottingham on 11 and 12 November.
A digital truck. Transport systems will become “increasingly reliant” on digital twins to operate and to advance decarbonisation, researchers suggest.
Bus passengers. Photo by Nik on Unsplash.
Wenhua Jiang, a Postdoctoral Research Associate at TransiT, the UK’s largest research hub dedicated to rapidly decarbonising transport using digital twins.
Barbara Alvarez Solanilla, Head of Data at TransiT.
Daniel Mitchell with Boston Dynamics robot, Spot.
Jon Elphick’s interview on pages 16 to 19 of this month’s Rail Professional magazine.
Professor David Flynn, TransiT joint programme director and Professor of Cyber Physical Systems at the University of Glasgow.