San Francisco International Airport spans over 5,000 acres and serves more than 40 million passengers annually. To keep the facility running smoothly, the airport’s managers rely on a digital twin: a three-dimensional virtual replica of the airport that is continuously updated with data gathered from reality capture technology and Geographical Information System (GIS) and Building Information Modeling (BIM) integrations. Hear how this invaluable tool assists with studying performance, running simulations, and improving the on-site experience for passengers and packages alike.