Singapore using 'virtual twins' of land and sea to monitor activities and plan projects


The information includes details about the seabed, the status of desalination plants, and marine water quality. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Dotted with ships and fish farms, and teeming with marine life, the seas surrounding Singapore contain a treasure trove of information, some of it invisible to the naked eye.

The information includes details about the seabed, the status of desalination plants and marine water quality.

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