Moscow brings 117 urban development indicators into automated monitoring

Moscow has automated monitoring of urban development indicators, Deputy Mayor Vladimir Efimov said. Data covering 117 parameters feed into the Digital Twin system.

The city's construction complex said the system receives digital construction passports and spatial data. Indicators include housing completed with city funding, digital building models and information from construction sites. Specialists no longer need to assemble these data manually.

Efimov said actual figures can be compared with government programme indicators. That enables staff to track deviations, assess changes across territories and monitor delivery of city programmes.

A map-based format allows information to be examined for specific sites and updates to be followed. The construction complex also said automated data transfer reduces the risk of technical errors. The announcement did not present results from an independent assessment of the system's accuracy.