Government moves forward with 'Digital Twin Thailand' plan to transform the country with technology in 4 years
Yoschanan Wongsawad presided over the National Geospatial Information Committee meeting to discuss guidelines for national development using modern technology, with a key goal of pushing the 'Digital Twin Thailand' project to fruition within the next 4 years.
The Digital Twin project involves creating a virtual model of Thailand using geographic data and advanced technology to analyze and plan national development in various areas, such as urban planning, water management, and disaster response, which will help make government decision-making more accurate and rapid.
The implementation of this technology is considered a significant transformation for Thailand as it fully enters the digital age. The committee hopes that creating this model will increase the efficiency of government agencies and create long-term benefits for the public.
Currently, the committee is accelerating operational planning to ensure the project progresses according to the set schedule. This will involve coordinating with relevant agencies to collect data and develop digital infrastructure ready to support nationwide usage.
The conclusion of this plan is to provide Thailand with a modern and practical data system, which will serve as a vital foundation for driving the Thai economy and society toward sustainable growth in the future.