Rui J. Lopes

Associated Professor

ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

Portugal

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Rui J. Lopes is an Associate Professor at ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Portugal. His research focuses on high-performance football dynamics, including cooperation and opposition mechanics, tactical performance analysis, and decision-making in sport. Additionally, he explores community identity within temporal networks and challenges in food system sustainability. His recent publications reflect a strong emphasis on quantitative analysis methods across various domains.

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ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa

PORTUGAL

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Rui J. Lopes

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Elite-level cooperation and opposition dynamics during defensive transitions: Using computer vision data to estimate the pass and dribbling progression conceded

The Finishing Space Value for Shooting Decision-Making in High-Performance Football

From Optical Tracking to Tactical Performance via Voronoi Diagrams: Team Formation and Players’ Roles Constrain Interpersonal Linkages in High-Level Football

Learning Rhetorical Structure Theory-based descriptions of observed behaviour

The soccer game, bit by bit: An information-theoretic analysis

Community identity in a temporal network: A taxonomy proposal

Food system sustainability metrics: Policies, quantification, and the role of complexity sciences

Unfolding the dynamical structure of Lisbons public space: space syntax and micromobility data

Service quality in airport hotel chains through the lens of online reviewers

Interactions between soccer teams reveal both design and emergence: Cooperation, competition and Zipf-Mandelbrot regularity

A multilevel hypernetworks approach to capture meso-level synchronisation processes in football

A multilevel hypernetworks approach to capture properties of team synergies at higher complexity levels

Syntgen: a system to generate temporal networks with user specified topology

Using optical tracking system data to measure team synergic behavior: Synchronization of player-ball-goal angles in a football match

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João Paulo Duarte Ramos

Daniel Carrilho

Duarte Araújo

Anna Volossovitch

Luis Ramada Pereira

Júlio Manuel Garganta da Silva

Luís Nunes

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Rui J. Lopes

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Articles (14)

Elite-level cooperation and opposition dynamics during defensive transitions: Using computer vision data to estimate the pass and dribbling progression conceded

The Finishing Space Value for Shooting Decision-Making in High-Performance Football

From Optical Tracking to Tactical Performance via Voronoi Diagrams: Team Formation and Players’ Roles Constrain Interpersonal Linkages in High-Level Football

Learning Rhetorical Structure Theory-based descriptions of observed behaviour

The soccer game, bit by bit: An information-theoretic analysis

Community identity in a temporal network: A taxonomy proposal

Food system sustainability metrics: Policies, quantification, and the role of complexity sciences

Unfolding the dynamical structure of Lisbons public space: space syntax and micromobility data

Service quality in airport hotel chains through the lens of online reviewers

Interactions between soccer teams reveal both design and emergence: Cooperation, competition and Zipf-Mandelbrot regularity

A multilevel hypernetworks approach to capture meso-level synchronisation processes in football

A multilevel hypernetworks approach to capture properties of team synergies at higher complexity levels

Syntgen: a system to generate temporal networks with user specified topology

Using optical tracking system data to measure team synergic behavior: Synchronization of player-ball-goal angles in a football match

Collaborators (7)

João Paulo Duarte Ramos

Daniel Carrilho

Duarte Araújo

Anna Volossovitch

Luis Ramada Pereira

Júlio Manuel Garganta da Silva

Luís Nunes

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Unfolding the dynamical structure of Lisbons public space: space syntax and micromobility data