raimun2

A collection of artefacts.

Systems I have built, and the projects I am part of.

I am Raimundo Sánchez, a Doctor in Complex Systems Engineering. I have been building systems since 2007: taking noisy, real-world data and turning it into something that works.

Research Fellow at the Centre for Innovation in Pain and Health Research (CiPHeR), The University of Queensland, and founder of Metric Trails. Based in Brisbane, out on the trails most days.

Artefacts

Things I made to answer my own questions. Sign in with Strava to see your own data.

Projects

Where the rest of my work lives.

Metric Trails

My research lab for measuring trail and mountain running. Every metre counts.

Andes Intel

Consulting on data and complex systems.

Data Wizards

A podcast I co-host.

Press & media

Selected appearances and interviews.

ABC News: trail running mapping

Complex terrain presents challenge for comparing running trails as sport grows

On the need for technical standards and data comparability in complex environments at a global level.

Read on ABC News
Observatorio de Datos UAI: football analytics

Strategic use of data in high-performance environments

On converting raw data into actionable decisions through empirical evidence.

Read article
Otros Meridianos interview

Data science: from noise to signal

Interview covering my trajectory, noise reduction and the practical application of data science.

Watch on YouTube

Scientific publications

Selected research: mathematical modelling and empirical validation.

Full list on Google Scholar