Source Document

D4.6: Regional Information Sharing Platform (v1)

Which components make up the initial regional platform, and how are they integrated?
Overview
Source Document
Month 20, January 2026
Source
D4.6, January 2026; executive summary pp.8-9 and component integration chapters.
Technical Details
The integration approach connects pilot data acquisition with digital representations of assets and value chains, analytical services and user-facing visualisation. DAMS provides harmonised data, while MIRA supports digital-twin management and the coordination of connected services. The interfaces include REST access, structured file imports and messaging mechanisms. The first integrated prototype uses managed periodic retrieval for pilot data supplied at intervals. Service connections are developed and tested according to their data and execution requirements, allowing simulation, assessment and knowledge-sharing functions to be introduced into the common platform progressively.
Initial platform release; subsequent pilot integration status must be evidenced separately.
The initial platform combines the Cognitive Digital Twin/virtualisation layer, DAMS and pilot-supporting services. Integration is deliberately modular: some tools connect to the digital twin, others to DAMS or other services. Circ-RAT connects to DAMS; the Knowledge Core connects to DAMS and the Marketplace. The report describes progressive integration of PSM, D-LCA, SBSC, AI, planning/configuration, DPP and energy-management services.
This initial release uses modular integration. Fuller connections and end-to-end testing are subsequent development stages. Citizen-engagement services fall outside this deliverable’s integration scope.
Ownership
Maggioli (MAG), with digital-tool partners
Tags
d4-6
platform-integration
digital-twin
interoperability
version-1