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Rafael Sacks

Technion Israel Institute of Technology

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Technion Israel Institute of Technology - Prof. Sacks earned his doctorate in 1998 from the Technion in Civil Engineering. He has worked as a structural engineer, CAD software developer, and construction project manager, and was a consultant to major industry and government clients. He joined the Technion as a member of faculty in 2000 and served as Head of Structural Engineering and Construction Management in the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering from 2012-2015. He established the BIM and Virtual Construction Laboratories at the Technion’s National Building Research Institute

Policy Briefs

G20 Italy 2021

A new vision for Infratech: Governance and value network integration through federated data spaces and advanced infrastructure services for a resilient and sustainable future

TF7 - Infrastructure Investment and Financing
Policy area: Resilient Infrastructure and Financing
Michael Bühler (Konstanz University of Applied Sciences (Lead author)), Thorsten Jelinek (Taihe Institute), Konrad Nübel (Technical University Munich (Core team)), Norman Anderson (CG/LA Infrastructure), Glenn Ballard (UC Berkeley), Mark Bew (PCSG Limited), David Bowcott (Aon Risk Solutions), Kai Broek (Capgemini Invent), Gerd Buziek (Esri Deutschland GmbH), Isabel Cane, Raffaele Della Croce (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)), Harry Dimitriou (University College London), Dale Evans (Project13), Jeff Herriman (Ascentage Group, LLC), Volker Kefer (Verein Deutscher Ingenieure), Isidora Kosta (World Economic Forum), Thomas Maier (G20 Global Infrastructure Hub), Ibrahim Odeh (Columbia University), Rafael Sacks (Technion Israel Institute of Technology), Hajnalka Vaagen (Norwegian University of Technology), Thomas Schmid (Bavarian Construction Industry Association)

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