Notational Analysis of Sport

By Mike Hughes, I. Franks. 2004

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Advances in the application of information technology to sport performance (2002, background): “Indeed, considerable eþ ort is now being made to quantify accurately competition and practice performance (for a review of several analysis systems, see Hughes and Franks, 1997).”
Sport competition as a dynamical self-organizing system (2002, background): “The last few years have seen considerable research on the performance analysis of sport competition (see Hughes and Franks, 1997, for a review).”
Possession as a performance indicator in soccer. (2004, background): “Indeed, Hughes and Franks (1997) suggest that all computerised notation systems should be tested for intraobserver reliability (repeatability).”
Analysis of strategies in soccer as a function of European and domestic competition (2002, background): “31 Definition of Performance Indicators In notational analysis it is important to decide what information is required from the system prior to its design (Hughes and Franks, 1997).”