Systems and methods for aircraft digital twin management and query

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising instructions which, when executed, cause a processor to at least:

• process a query to search a plurality of snapshots, each snapshot including a plurality of digital twin models interconnected by a plurality of connections, the plurality of digital twin models including a first digital twin model of a first asset and a second digital twin model of a second asset, the plurality of connections including a first connection between the first digital twin model and the second digital twin model, the first connection representing a relationship between the first digital twin model and the second digital twin model at a specified point in time, each snapshot representing a state of the digital twin models at the specified point in time;
• identify at least a first snapshot and a second snapshot in response to the query;
• determine a correlation between the first snapshot and the second snapshot;
• and
• generate a result with an actionable output based on the correlation.

A method comprising:

• processing, by executing an instruction using a processor, a query to search a plurality of snapshots, each snapshot including a plurality of digital twin models interconnected by a plurality of connections, the plurality of digital twin models including a first digital twin model of a first asset and a second digital twin model of a second asset, the plurality of connections including a first connection between the first digital twin model and the second digital twin model, the first connection representing a relationship between the first digital twin model and the second digital twin model at a specified point in time, each snapshot representing a state of the digital twin models at the specified point in time;
• identifying, by executing an instruction using the processor, at least a first snapshot and a second snapshot in response to the query;
• determining, by executing an instruction using the processor, a correlation between the first snapshot and the second snapshot;
• and
• generating, by executing an instruction using the processor, a result with an actionable output based on the correlation.