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Position papers

Data-Centric Engineering publishes position papers: articles of 4,000 words or less that provide an overview of an important issue for this emerging field. They are generally contributions that have been invited by the DCE Editors-in-Chief and as a result go through an expedited review process.

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Guidance for Materials 4.0 to interact with a digital twin

Shaping the future of tunneling with data and emerging technologies

Bottom-up forecasting: Applications and limitations in load forecasting using smart-meter data

Quantum computing for data-centric engineering and science

Materials informatics and sustainability—The case for urgency

Data-Centric Engineering in modern science from the perspective of a statistician, an engineer, and a software developer

A manifesto for increasing access to data in engineering

The study of variability in engineering design—An appreciation and a retrospective

A spectrum of physics-informed Gaussian processes for regression in engineering

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