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 Universidade de Lisboa
RESEARCH GROUPS

SYSTEMS AND MANAGEMENT

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Coordinator: António Aguiar da Costa

This group is composed of 30 researchers(9 integrated PhD, 5 PhD collaborators, 16 PhD students) covering a broad range of topics, which include different fundamental systems and management and cross-cutting related issues, such as:

Systems and Management Research Group is active in the following domains of systems and management:

  1. Advanced digitalisation for sustainable development
  2. Advanced asset management with Data Science
  3. Driving intelligent decisions using Data Analytics

 Through all thematic strands of, Systems and Management Research Group plans to:

  • Develop competitive know-how for innovative learning methodologies
  • Deepen methods of evaluation of public policies’ performance
  • Reinforce the focus on Risk Assessment linked with Climate Change
  • Assess increased impacts of Natural Hazards (e.g. droughts, floods, soil losses and erosion)

Systems and Management Research Group has made a considerable impact on specific topics such as:

  1. Advanced digitalisation for sustainable development
    • Twin transition through the integration of sustainable practices and industrialisation principles
    • Advanced digital workflows that underpin the life cycle of assets, including design, operation and repurposing
  1. Advanced asset management with Data Science
    • Enhanced asset management by integrating Digital Twin technology with the latest advances in Data Science
    • Revolutionisation of processes for asset monitoring, analysis and optimisation through the interplay between accurate digital models and predictive AI analytics
  1. Driving intelligent decisions using Data Analytics
    • Development of more intelligent approaches to the built environment by harnessing Data Science and AI
    • Development of AI algorithms to anticipate project risks, optimise resource allocation, and streamline supply chains
    • Reinforcement of internationalisation of the RG3 activities and projects, mainly using privileged existing connections with the OECD, UNESCO, the PALOP and Brazil

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