Abstract:Relying on a utility tunnel test base, the non-contact point cloud data acquisition is employed to obtain and analyze the physical point cloud data of the utility tunnel. On the virtual side, a digital twin model of the utility tunnel test section is established by using the point cloud data analysis results and BIM technology. On the real side, through the configuration of various sensing devices and the construction of the Internet of Things perception system, the physical Internet of Things perception platform for the utility tunnel is established, achieving the combination of virtual and real interactive verification. Leveraging the digital twin model of the underground utility tunnel at the test site and the IoT perception system, the structural disaster simulations are studied and achieved under various geological and load conditions, enabling the validation of the entire process from detection and assessment to rapid repair. Through the systematic integration of real scenario tests and digital twin model simulations, the scientific support is provided for the operation, maintenance and disaster prevention of urban underground lifeline engineering.