KR102573513B1 - Method and system for providing forest related service - Google Patents

Abstract

A first function for identifying a manager who has logged in through a manager terminal used by a manager providing forest-related services, and managing the manager's commuting for the manager terminal, a second function for creating a manager's work diary, and a manager A method for providing a forest-related service providing a third function related to safety inspection of forests managed by the forest and a fourth function related to resource investigation of forests is provided.

Description

Method and system for providing forest related services {METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING FOREST RELATED SERVICE}

Embodiments relate to a method and system for providing forest-related services, and a method and system for providing forest-related services by executing various functions provided from a server through a manager terminal used by a manager providing forest-related services. related

As interest in nature increases, interest in services provided using forests such as mountains and forests is also increasing. For example, a user may obtain forest information and other information about forests through a forest tour, or receive a forest-related service that allows a user to obtain psychological stability and comfort by visiting a forest. Such forest-related services may be provided by a manager (forest teacher/interpreter) having skilled knowledge about forests because of the environmental characteristics of forests.

In order to effectively provide these forest-related services to users, a technology that efficiently manages forest-related services and appropriately manages and processes data collected by managers in relation to forests is required.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2010-0008454 (published on January 26, 2010) relates to a control method for a forest resource management system, which manages forest resources using RFID technology and does not harm plants or natural landscaping. It discloses a control method of a forest resource management system that can easily retrieve and manage information on plants without using the present invention, and also be used for education.

The information described above is for illustrative purposes only and may include material that does not form part of the prior art.

According to an embodiment, a first function for identifying a manager who has logged in through a manager terminal used by a manager providing forest-related services, managing the manager's commute, and creating a manager's work diary for the manager terminal It is possible to provide a method for providing a forest-related service that provides a second function, a third function related to safety inspection of a forest managed by a manager, and a fourth function related to resource investigation of a forest.

In one aspect, in a method for providing a forest-related service in association with a server communicating with the manager terminal through a manager terminal used by a manager providing a forest-related service, a manager logged in through the manager terminal identifying; For the manager terminal, a first function for managing the commute of the manager, a second function for creating a work diary of the manager, a third function related to safety inspection of the forest managed by the manager, and providing a fourth function related to research on resources; When the first function is executed by the manager terminal, a first option for inputting, to the manager terminal, the start and end times of the manager to the forest together with information indicating the manager's work history. and providing a second option for entering the manager's absence; When the second function is executed by the manager terminal, for the manager terminal, a third option for inputting information on persons visiting the forest with the manager, and a third option for inputting the manager's workplace providing a fourth option and a fifth option for inputting activity details of the manager and generating a work diary of the manager based on information input through the third option to the fifth option from the manager terminal; When the third function is executed by the manager terminal, providing a sixth option including a plurality of questionnaires related to the safety inspection of the forest to the manager terminal, and the sixth option from the manager terminal generating safety inspection result data by synthesizing answers to the questionnaires input through; When the fourth function is executed by the manager terminal, providing the manager terminal with a seventh option for inputting information on a target to be investigated in the forest, and the information entered through the seventh option. generating resource survey result data by synthesizing information on a survey target; and providing, to the manager terminal, a sharing function for sharing the safety check result data and the resource survey result data with other users.

The information indicating the work history is information displayed on a calendar including the manager's working days, and information visually distinguishing and displaying normal attendance, normal leaving, abnormal attendance, and abnormal leaving of the manager in relation to the working days. In the method of providing the forest-related service, when the location of the manager terminal matches the location of the forest when the start time and the leave time are input through the first option, the manager The method further includes determining that the employee arrives at work or leaves work normally, and in the first option, when the location of the manager terminal does not match the location of the forest, the input of the entry time and the leave time is disabled. It can be.

Through the third option, an affiliation classification item for classifying the member's belonging type and a family classification item for classifying the family type of the person are provided, and the method for providing the forest-related service includes the manager terminal , the method may further include outputting a message requesting modification if the number input in the belonging classification item and the number input in the family classification item do not match.

The method of providing the forest-related service includes a distribution of visitors to the forest based on information on the number of visitors to the forest input through the third option from each of a plurality of manager terminals during a predetermined period. It may further include generating statistical information or graphs that are used.

The method for providing the forest-related service may include an eighth method for reporting a risk or inconvenience to the forest through the manager terminal when the third function is executed by the manager terminal. The method may further include providing a ninth option including an option, a function of sending/receiving messages with another manager's terminal of another manager, and a community function allowing information uploaded from the other manager to be checked.

The information on the survey target input from the manager terminal may include a photo of the survey target, and the method of providing the forest-related service may further include removing location information from the photo.

The information on the survey target input from the manager terminal includes audio information recorded at each of a plurality of locations in the forest, and the audio information recorded at each location is correlated with location information of each location. and stored in the server or the manager terminal, and the resource investigation result data may include a list of audio information associated with the location information for each location.

Each location is a preset location for the forest, the audio information recorded at each location includes ambient sound at each location recorded by the manager terminal according to a condition specified for each location, and In the step of generating resource survey result data, audio content for the forest including audio information recorded at each location may be generated as the resource survey result data.

Each location is a preset location for the forest, the audio information recorded at each location includes the manager's voice recorded by the manager terminal as commentary information describing each location, and the resource investigation result In the generating data, commentary content about the forest including the manager's voice may be generated as the resource survey result data.

The information on the investigation target input from the manager terminal includes image information input from a camera of the manager terminal or a camera worn by the manager, and the image information may be used as the manager moves in the forest. It is collected together with the location information of the manager terminal, and the method of providing the forest-related service further includes extracting vegetation information of the forest from the image information in association with the collected location information, and the resource survey result data In the generating step, an ecological map of the forest may be generated as the resource survey result data based on vegetation information extracted in association with the collected location information.

Through the manager terminal of the manager providing forest-related services, the first function to manage the manager's commute, the second function to create the manager's work diary, and the third function related to the safety inspection of the forest managed by the manager A fourth function related to function and resource investigation of forests may be provided.

Based on the information input from the manager, the commute of the manager can be efficiently managed, and the forest management is efficient by generating safety inspection result data and resource investigation result data based on the information collected from the manager, and forest related services It is possible to promote the advancement of provision.

1 illustrates a method of providing forest-related services through a manager terminal used by a manager providing forest-related services in association with a server, according to an embodiment.
2 is a flowchart illustrating a method of providing a forest-related service in association with a server communicating with a manager terminal through a manager terminal used by a manager providing a forest-related service, according to an embodiment.
3 is a flowchart illustrating a method of obtaining information on a survey target by performing a resource survey on a forest, according to an example.
4 illustrates a method of providing a first function for managing commuting of a manager according to an example.
5 and 6 illustrate a method of providing a second function for creating a manager's work diary, according to an example.
7 illustrates a work diary generated according to a second function for creating a manager's work diary, according to an example.
8 illustrates a method of providing a third function related to safety inspection of a forest managed by a manager, according to an example.
9 illustrates a method of providing a fourth function related to forest resource research, according to an example.
10 and 11 illustrate a method of providing a function of sharing safety check result data and resource check result data with other users, according to an example.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Like reference numerals in each figure indicate like elements.

1 illustrates a method of providing forest-related services through a manager terminal used by a manager providing forest-related services in association with a server, according to an embodiment.

Referring to FIG. 1 , a method of providing forest related services through a manager terminal 100 used by a manager providing forest related services communicating with a server 110 will be described.

The illustrated manager terminal 100 may be a user terminal used by a manager providing a forest-related service, that is, a forest-related service. A manager is a forest-related service and may be a person who performs survey work on a forest. Alternatively, the manager may be a person who guides the person(s) visiting the forest for a field trip or a walk (ie, a person who provides a guide service). The administrator may be named "Forest Teacher/Commentator".

A manager may acquire information necessary to provide forest-related services through the manager terminal 100 . In addition, the manager may input commuting information, write a work diary, perform a safety check on the forest, or perform a resource survey on the forest through the functions 130 provided by the manager terminal 100. there is.

The illustrated functions 130 may be provided in association with the server 110 . For example, commute information input through the functions 130 may be shared with the server 110 , and a prepared work diary may be shared with the server 110 . In addition, safety inspection data on forests and resource survey data on forests created through the functions 130 may also be shared with the server 110 .

There may be a plurality of manager terminals 100 (according to the number of managers for the forest) unlike shown, and thus, a plurality of manager terminals 100 may be configured to communicate with the server 110 .

The manager terminal 100 may execute a dedicated application or program for performing the functions 130 (eg, a mobile application for providing forest-related services (ie, functions related to forest-related services)). That is, such a mobile application may be installed in the manager terminal 100 .

Below, the manager terminal 100 will be described in more detail.

As described above with reference to FIG. 1 , the manager terminal 100 may be a user terminal used by a manager providing forest-related services. The manager terminal 100 may be, for example, a smart phone, a personal computer (PC), a laptop computer, a laptop computer, a tablet, an Internet Of Things (IoT) device, or a wearable computer. It may be a terminal such as a computer).

The manager terminal 100 may include a communication unit, a processor, and a display unit.

The communication unit may be a component for the manager terminal 100 to communicate with the server 110 and other devices. In other words, the communication unit is a hardware module or network device driver such as a network interface card, network interface chip, and networking interface port of the manager terminal 100 that transmits and receives data or information to and from the server 110 and other devices, or It may be a software module such as a networking program.

The processor may manage components of the manager terminal 100 and may execute a program or application used by the manager terminal 100 . For example, the processor may execute the above-described mobile application and may process operations required for execution of the application and processing of data. The processor may be at least one processor of the manager terminal 100 or at least one core within the processor.

The display unit may be a display device for outputting data input by a user of the manager terminal 100 or displaying a screen related to functions 130 provided through a mobile application. For example, the display unit may include a touch screen, and in this case, the display unit may be configured to include a function of an input unit that receives a user's selection.

In addition, the manager terminal 100 may include a GSP module for determining the location of the manager terminal 100 . The location of the manager terminal 100 determined by the GSP module may be regarded as the location of a manager possessing the manager terminal 100 .

Operations of the method of providing a forest-related service according to an embodiment may be performed by components of a processor not shown. Each of these components of the processor may be implemented as one or more software modules and/or hardware modules.

For example, each of the functions 130 may be executed by a processor according to an administrator's selection. In addition, data input from the manager may be processed and processed by the processor, and the processed and processed data may be transmitted to the server 110 through the communication unit.

The server 110 may be a server that manages the provision of forest-related services by managers. In addition, the server 110 may receive forest data input by a manager from the manager terminal(s) 100, store and manage the data. The server 110 may share forest data received from other manager terminals with the manager terminal 100 .

The server 110 may be involved in providing functions 130 through a mobile application that provides the aforementioned forest-related service. In other words, at least some of the functions 130 may be provided through the manager terminal 100 only when communication between the server 110 and the manager terminal 100 is possible.

The server 110 is a computing device separate from the manager terminal 100 and may include a communication unit and a processor. As for the communication unit and the processor, since the description of the communication unit and the processor of the manager terminal 100 described above can be similarly applied, duplicate descriptions will be omitted.

A specific method of providing a forest-related service through the manager terminal 100 in association with the server 110 will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 2 to 11 to be described later.

In the detailed description to be described later, an operation performed by the manager terminal 100 (or a component of the manager terminal 100) is controlled by the function of the mobile application (or mobile application) performed through the manager terminal 100. operation of the manager terminal 100).

In addition, in the detailed description to be described later, an operation performed by the manager terminal 100 may be described as an operation performed by an administrator who is a user of the manager terminal 100 for convenience of description (and vice versa). .

In addition, in the detailed description to be described later, the operation performed by the configuration of the manager terminal 100 / configuration of the server 110 may be described as being performed by the manager terminal 100 / server 110 for convenience of explanation.

2 is a flowchart illustrating a method of providing a forest-related service in association with a server communicating with a manager terminal through a manager terminal used by a manager providing a forest-related service, according to an embodiment.

In step 210, the manager terminal 100 may identify a manager logged in through the manager terminal 100. Identification of the manager itself in step 210 may be performed by the server 110 . For example, after log-in in a mobile application (mobile application providing the aforementioned forest-related service) through the manager terminal 100, the server 110 may identify the logged-in manager.

For example, an administrator may log in to the mobile application by inputting his or her ID and password registered as a member. At this time, the manager may automatically log in to the mobile application using the most recently logged in member information. The manager terminal 100 may provide an ID and password search function (via the server 110), and may also provide a member registration function.

The screen on which the functions 130 shown in FIG. 1 are displayed may be a screen of a mobile application when an administrator's login is completed (or before login).

In step 220, the manager terminal 100 has a first function for managing the manager's commute, a second function for creating the manager's work diary, and a third function related to safety inspection of the forest managed by the manager. And a fourth function related to forest resource research may be provided. The first to fourth functions (or at least some data required to provide at least one of these functions) may be provided by the server 110 to the manager terminal 100 .

Each of the icons referred to as the functions 130 shown in FIG. 1 may represent each of the first to fourth functions. Meanwhile, on the screen of FIG. 1 (when the administrator is not logged in), when the login button is selected, a page for administrator login may be moved. In addition, along with the functions 130, a button for moving to a home screen and a button for moving to a page for modifying and managing manager's personal information may be provided on the screen of the administrator terminal 100. there is.

Below, steps 232 and 234 and a method of providing the first function are described in more detail with reference to FIG. 4 . In this regard, FIG. 4 illustrates a method of providing a first function for managing commuting of a manager according to an example.

In step 232, the manager terminal 100 displays the manager's work history when the first function is executed by the manager terminal 100 (ie, when 'commuting' is selected among the functions 130). Along with the information 410, a first option 420 for inputting the manager's start time and leave time for the forest and a second option 430 for inputting the manager's day off may be provided. The first function (or at least some data required to provide the first function) may be provided by the server 110 to the manager terminal 100 .

The information 410 representing the work history is, for example, information displayed on a calendar including the working days of a worker who is a manager of the manager terminal 100, and in relation to the working days, the worker's normal attendance, normal leaving, abnormal attendance, and abnormal attendance. Information for visually classifying and displaying leave may be included. For example, in the information 410 indicating work history, normal attendance may be displayed as a blue indicator and normal leave may be displayed as a red indicator. Alternatively, abnormal attendance/leaving (ie, attendance/leaving at an abnormal time) may be displayed as a black indicator. In addition, the information indicating work history 410 may include holiday information input according to selection of the second option 430 . After selecting a desired date from the calendar, the manager may select the second option 430 to input holiday information on the corresponding date. Alternatively, the first function may be configured such that the second option 430 is first selected and then a desired day off is selectable. For example, if the second option 430 is selected, all dates in the calendar after today may be activated, and if a day desired to be closed is selected from among the activated dates, a non-working day may be determined. A phrase indicating that the administrator is on vacation may be displayed on the corresponding day. When the manager's holiday information is input for a specific date, the corresponding information may be notified to the server 110 . Meanwhile, the administrator may change the non-working day by selecting the date on which the non-working information is input. If the date on which holiday information is input is selected, all dates may be reactivated, and the holiday may be changed by selecting another date. When the holiday day is changed, corresponding information may be notified to the server 110 . Meanwhile, the manager terminal 100 may provide a function for registering a fixed holiday on a regular date/day of the month/week.

Meanwhile, the information 410 representing the work history may display work records of other managers as well as the manager himself. Information 410 indicating work history may be stored and managed in the server 110 .

On the other hand, the manager can record his or her attendance time or leaving time by selecting the 'go to work button' or the 'leave work button' in the first option 420 . For example, the time at which 'come to work' or 'leave from work' is selected may be recorded as the start time or leave time, and the recorded start time or leave time may be displayed on the screen as shown. For example, the current time is displayed on the 'go to work button' or 'leave button', and as the 'go to work button' or 'leave button' is selected, the displayed current time may be recorded as the start time or the leave time. When the 'go to work button' or 'leave work button' is selected, the location (eg, GPS coordinate information) of the manager terminal 100 at that time may be recorded together.

In step 234, the manager terminal 100 (or the server 110) determines that the location of the manager terminal 100 is the same as the location of the forest when the start time and the leave time are input through the first option 420. In case of matching, it may be determined that the manager went to work normally or left work normally. In this case, the location of the forest may indicate an area corresponding to the forest. In other words, if the location of the manager terminal 100 inputting the start time or leave time is included in the forest area, it may be determined that the manager went to work or left work normally.

Meanwhile, the first option 420 may be configured such that input of the start time and the leave time is disabled when the location of the manager terminal 100 does not match the location of the forest. That is, in this case, the aforementioned 'go to work button' or 'go to work button' may be disabled.

Below, the method for providing the second function will be described in more detail with reference to steps 242 and 248 and FIGS. 5 and 6 . In relation to this, FIGS. 5 and 6 show a method of providing a second function for creating a manager's work diary, according to an example. Although the following description is centered on the manager terminal 100, the second function (or at least some data necessary to provide the second function) may be provided by the server 110 to the manager terminal 100. there is.

In step 242, the manager terminal 100, when the second function is executed by the manager terminal 100 (ie, when 'work log' is selected among the functions 130), the manager terminal 100 leaves the forest together with the manager. A third option (510 to 530) for inputting information on visiting personnel, a fourth option (610) for inputting the manager's place of work, and a fifth option (620) for inputting manager's activity details can be provided. there is.

As shown in FIG. 5, through the third options (510 to 530), an affiliation classification item 510 for classifying the type of person visiting the forest together with the manager and a family member for classifying the type of person's family A division item 520 may be provided. In addition, a participating institution classification item 530 for inputting the number of participating institutions of a person visiting a forest together with a manager may be provided. In addition, the manager terminal 100 may provide an item for inputting the manager's working day.

As in step 244, the administrator terminal 100 outputs a message 540 requesting modification when the number input in the belonging category item 510 and the number input in the family category item 520 do not match. can Depending on the embodiment, the output of this message 540 may be requested to the manager terminal 100 by the server 110 . Accordingly, even if the manager is not accustomed to writing a work diary through the manager terminal 100 or the number of people who visit the forest together with the manager is large, more accurate data input can be guaranteed. The manager terminal 100 (or the server 110) may output the message 540 when the sum of the numbers input in the belonging classification item 510 and the sum of the numbers input in the family classification item 520 are different. When such a message 540 is outputted, a save button for saving an input value may be disabled. On the other hand, when 'OK' is clicked in the message 540, the belonging classification item 510 and the family classification All values entered in item 520 may be initialized.

Through the fourth option 610 for inputting the manager's workplace, a list of places corresponding to the manager's workplace previously set by an operator of the server 110 (eg, a person managing the manager (supervisor)) can be displayed. Administrators can select a place to work from among the places in this list. Selection of a place may be automatically made based on location information of the manager terminal 100 . Alternatively, a place set as a default by the manager terminal 100 may be selected in advance. The place set as default may be a place set in advance or a place determined based on location information of the manager terminal 100 .

Through the fifth option 620 to input manager's activity details, the manager's main activities in the corresponding place of work may be input. Administrators can enter key activities as text. There may be a limit on the amount of text that can be input, and for example, the amount of text that can be input may be limited to 2 or more characters and 500 or less characters.

In step 246, the manager terminal 100 records the manager's work log based on the information input from the manager terminal 100 by the manager through the third to fifth options 510 to 530, 610 and 620. can create

Creation of the work diary may be performed by, for example, selecting a 'save button' after inputs to the third to fifth options (510 to 530, 610, and 620) are completed. The manager terminal 100 may store a work diary prepared for a predetermined period (eg, one week). The prepared work diary may be transmitted to the server 110 . Alternatively, after the input of the third to fifth options (510 to 530, 610 and 620) is completed, the input data may be transmitted to the server 110, and the server 110 may generate a work log. may be

On the other hand, if there are unentered items among the third to fifth options (510 to 530, 610, and 620), the 'save button' is deactivated or an error message is displayed when creating a work log when the 'save button' is clicked ( For example, 'Main activity content needs to be prepared') may be output. If 'OK' is selected in the error message, you can move directly to the unwritten item. At this time, if two or more items are not created, the first item may be moved.

The manager terminal 100 (or the server 110) may create a work diary as shown in FIG. 7 . In this regard, FIG. 7 shows a work log generated according to a second function for creating a manager's work log, according to an example.

The created work diary may include data input for the third to fifth options (510 to 530, 610 and 620) described above. The created work diary can be viewed through a web browser, or can be viewed through a predetermined word processor program or spreadsheet program (eg, Excel, etc.).

In step 248, the manager terminal 100 (or the server 110) visits the forest input through the third options 510 to 530 from each of the plurality of manager terminals 100 for a predetermined period of time. Statistical information or graphs including the distribution of visitors to the forest may be generated based on the information on the number of people visiting the forest. For example, the server 110 analyzes the distribution of visitors to the forest for one year based on data input through the third options 510 to 530 from each of the plurality of manager terminals 100, and by season or month. Statistical information or graphs of visitor distribution can be created. The generated statistical information or graphs may be statistical data or graphs of visitors by age group. The generated statistical information or graphs can be used as marketing materials to provide forest-related services. For example, when it is shown that there are many visits by children in the spring, a program for children can be planned as a forest-related service for spring, and when it is shown that there are many visits by the elderly in the fall, forest-related services for the elderly for the fall can be planned. Programs can be planned.

Below, steps 252 and 254 and a method of providing the third function are described in more detail with reference to FIG. 8 . In this regard, FIG. 8 illustrates a method of providing a third function related to safety inspection of a forest managed by a manager according to an example.

In the following description, the manager terminal 100 is mainly described, but the third function (or at least some data necessary to provide the third function) may be provided by the server 110 to the manager terminal 100. there is.

In step 252, the manager terminal 100 checks the safety of the forest when the third function is executed by the manager terminal 100 (eg, when 'safety check' is selected among the functions 130). A sixth option 820 including a plurality of questionnaires related to may be provided. In addition, the manager terminal 100 may provide an option for inputting an inspection date for safety inspection and an option for selecting an inspection location as shown (810). Since the description of the fourth option 610 for inputting the above-described work place may be similarly applied to the option for selecting the inspection place, a duplicate description will be omitted. Each of the plurality of questions included in the sixth option 820 may be configured to select YES or NO, select one of a predetermined number of answers, or input a predetermined range of scores. Each of the above questions may be a question (a checklist question) for checking the safety of a forest or a facility existing in a forest.

After answering all the questions, the administrator can complete the safety check, for example by selecting a "save button". Meanwhile, if there is an unanswered item among the questionnaires, the 'save button' may be deactivated or an error message may be displayed when the 'save button' is clicked to complete the safety check. Regarding the output of the error message, since the description of the error message in the generation of the work log described above can be similarly applied, duplicate description will be omitted.

In addition, when the third function is executed by the manager terminal 100, the manager terminal 100 provides an eighth option for reporting dangers or inconveniences to the forest through the manager terminal 100, and another manager's A ninth option including a function of transmitting/receiving messages with other administrator terminals and a community function enabling to check information uploaded by other administrators may be further provided.

An eighth option may provide a function for reporting dangerous matters/dangerous materials identified by a manager (forest commentator) for forests or facilities deployed in forests. For example, by selecting the eighth option, the manager can report the identified risk/hazardous materials to a public institution (ward office, forest service, etc.). An eighth option may provide a link to a public authority for reporting. By selecting the eighth option, the administrator can input photo information and text information about the identified dangerous matter/dangerous goods, and transmit the input information to the server of the corresponding public institution.

A ninth option may provide a shared community function for an administrator to communicate with other administrators. This shared community function allows managers to communicate with other managers regarding safety inspections of forests. A ninth option may provide a function of sending/receiving messages with other administrator terminals of other administrators, or/and additionally, and a function such as a bulletin board as a community function enabling to check information uploaded from other administrators. In addition, a ninth option may provide access to an external knowledge database (eg, Naver Knowledge, etc.). By selecting the ninth option, the manager may obtain information from an external knowledge database in relation to the safety inspection of the forest.

In step 254, the manager terminal 100 (or the server 110) collects the answers to the questionnaires input from the manager terminal 100 through the sixth option 820 to collect safety check result data. can create The generated safety inspection result data can correspond to a comprehensive safety inspection result report for forests. Safety inspection result data as a safety inspection result report may be generated by the server 110 based on answer data for questionnaires according to the sixth option 820 from the manager terminal 100 .

Below, steps 262 and 264 and a method for providing the fourth function will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 9 . In relation to this, FIG. 9 illustrates a method of providing a fourth function related to resource investigation for a forest, according to an example.

Although the following description is centered on the manager terminal 100, the fourth function (or at least some data necessary to provide the fourth function) may be provided by the server 110 to the manager terminal 100. there is.

In step 262, the manager terminal 100, when the fourth function is executed by the manager terminal 100 (eg, when 'resource research' is selected among the functions 130), is a search target in the forest. A seventh option 920 for inputting information about may be provided. The survey target may include, for example, vegetation (plants, etc.), animals, insects, rocks, rocks, soil, etc. existing in a forest.

In addition, the manager terminal 100 may provide an option for inputting a survey date of a resource survey and an option for selecting a survey place as shown (910). Since the description of the fourth option 610 for inputting the work place described above can be similarly applied to the option for selecting the place of investigation, a duplicate description will be omitted.

A seventh option 920 is an item for inputting the contents of a resource search target, and allows input of the name of the resource to be searched and a picture of the search target (or upload to the server 110). items can be provided. The photo may be a photo of an investigation target captured by activating a camera of the manager terminal 100 .

The administrator terminal 100 (or the server 110) may input (upload) the captured photo through a seventh option 920 after converting the captured photo into an image having a predetermined capacity or less. Less than the predetermined capacity may represent the minimum capacity that the manager terminal 100 can convert.

In step 264, the manager terminal 100 (or the server 110) may generate resource investigation result data by synthesizing information on the investigation target input through the seventh option 920.

After completing the input of information on the search target through the seventh option 920, the manager may complete the resource search by selecting, for example, a “save button”. On the other hand, if there is an uninputted item among the items of the seventh option 920, the 'save button' may be deactivated or an error message may be output when resource investigation is completed when the 'save button' is clicked. Regarding the output of the error message, since the description of the error message in the generation of the work log described above can be similarly applied, duplicate description will be omitted.

The resource survey result data generated in step 264 may correspond to a comprehensive resource survey result report for the forest. Resource survey result data as a resource survey result report may be generated by the server 110 based on response data to questionnaires according to the seventh option 920 from the manager terminal 100 .

The resource survey result data or the resource survey result report is processed by the server 110 to build a map showing the distribution of resources in the forest (eg, distribution of vegetation) or create content to provide information on the forest. can be utilized

In step 270, the manager terminal 100 may provide a sharing function for sharing the safety check result data generated in step 254 and the resource survey result data generated in step 264 with other users. there is. This sharing function may be provided to the manager terminal 100 by the server 110 .

10 and 11 illustrate a method of providing a function of sharing safety check result data and resource check result data with other users, according to an example.

As shown in FIG. 10, safety inspection result data (or safety inspection result report) may be generated for each inspection place where safety inspection was performed, and a list of safety inspection result data (or safety inspection result report) is provided. can (1010).

By selecting the 'Share button', the administrator can share the selected safety inspection result data (or safety inspection result report) with other users through SNS, instant messenger programs/applications, chat rooms of instant messenger programs/applications, etc. .

In addition, as shown in FIG. 11, resource survey result data (or resource survey result report) may be generated for each survey place where resource survey was performed, and a list of resource survey data (or resource survey result report) is provided. It can be (1110).

By selecting the 'Share button', the manager can share the selected resource survey result data (or resource survey result report) with other users through SNS, instant messenger programs/applications, chat rooms of instant messenger programs/applications, etc. .

As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 , each item in the safety inspection/resource inspection list may be arranged in order of recent date, and the inspection/inspection place and inspection/inspection date may be displayed together. When an inspection/inspection place or inspection/inspection date is selected, a page displaying the contents of the corresponding safety inspection/resource inspection result report may be moved.

Moving to the screens shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 may be a page displayed when a corresponding item is selected from the manager's personal page (eg, a page displayed when "MY button" is selected on the screen of FIG. 1).

In the above, since the technical features described above with reference to FIG. 1 may be applied as they are to FIGS. 2, 4 to 11, duplicate descriptions will be omitted.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a method of obtaining information on a survey target by performing a resource survey on a forest, according to an example.

Hereinafter, with reference to steps 310 to 350, a method for acquiring information on a research target input to the manager terminal 100 in performing resource research on forests according to the execution of the above-described fourth function is described. explain in more detail.

As described above, the information on the investigation target input from the manager terminal 100 may include a photo of the investigation target. The photograph of the subject to be investigated may not include location information. For example, if the vegetation to be investigated is a rare species, exposure of the location information of the corresponding vegetation may be misused. Therefore, a photo input through the manager terminal 100 may not include location information.

Accordingly, as in step 310, the manager terminal 100 (or the server 110) may remove location information from a photo (ie, a captured photo) of an object to be investigated. In other words, the manager terminal 100 (or the server 110) may remove location information from metadata of a photograph of a subject to be investigated. The photo input through the aforementioned seventh option 920 may be a photo from which such location information has been removed.

Meanwhile, as in step 320, the manager terminal 100 may collect audio information at each location of a plurality of locations in the forest as information on a survey target. That is, the information on the survey target input from the manager terminal 100 may include audio information recorded at each of a plurality of locations in the forest. Recording may be performed through a microphone included in the manager terminal 100 or a separate recording device.

As the audio information recorded at each location is input (uploaded) by the administrator terminal 100 (eg, through the seventh option 920 or another option), the server 110 is associated with the location information of each location. ) or may be stored in the manager terminal 100. Accordingly, the resource investigation result data generated in step 264 described above may include a list of audio information associated with the location information for each location. For example, when a resource survey result report for each research site as shown in FIG. 11 is selected, a list of audio information recorded at each of a plurality of locations of the corresponding research site may be provided.

Each location among the plurality of locations in the forest described above may be a preset location in the forest. For example, each location may be an important location in a forest (a location preset as requiring investigation). As an example, each location may be a location within a forest selected by a forest welfare expert. Alternatively, each location may be a location in a forest preset by a manager (or a forest welfare expert) as requiring explanation or commentary on the forest.

The audio information recorded at each location may include ambient sound at each location recorded by the manager terminal 100 (or other recording device) according to a condition specified for each location. These ambient sounds are sounds of nature that do not include a manager's voice, and may include, for example, the sound of wind at each location, the sound of insects, the sound of animals (birds, etc.), and the sound of running water. The recorded audio information may include location information. The specified condition may be to specify the kind of sound to be recorded at each location.

In generating the resource investigation result data in step 264 described above, the manager terminal 100 (or server 110) uses the resource investigation result data (result report) as audio information recorded at each location described above. It is possible to generate audio content for forests including. The generated audio content can be used as non-face-to-face forest content. The generated audio content may be ASMR content.

Meanwhile, audio information recorded at each location may include a manager's voice recorded by the manager terminal 100 (or a separate recording device) as commentary information describing each corresponding location.

In generating the resource investigation result data in step 264 described above, the manager terminal 100 (or server 110) uses the resource investigation result data (result report) as the manager's commentary information describing each position. It is possible to generate commentary content about the forest including voice. The generated commentary content may be provided as an audio guide for the forest for persons (or visually impaired, etc.) visiting the forest together with a manager or alone.

In addition, as in step 330, the manager terminal 100 (or server 110) inputs an input from the camera of the manager terminal 100 or a camera worn by the manager (eg, an action cam, a GoPro, etc.) It is possible to collect (photographed or photographed) image information. In other words, the information on the investigation target input from the manager terminal 100 described above may include image information input (photographed or photographed) from a camera of the manager terminal 100 or a camera worn by the manager.

Image information may be collected along with location information of the manager's terminal 100 according to the manager's movement in the forest. The collected location information may be location information included in metadata of an image included in the image information.

In step 350, the manager terminal 100 (or server 110) may extract vegetation information of the forest from the collected image information in association with the collected location information. For example, the server 110 (or manager terminal 100) uses an artificial intelligence model (eg, a deep learning model) trained in advance using vegetation information (photos, images, etc. of vegetation information can be extracted. Vegetation information may include names of plants included in the forest and/or images of corresponding plants captured from images. Since this vegetation information can be extracted in association with location information, the server 110 (or the manager terminal 100) can identify which plants are distributed in which position in the forest. Therefore, the manager's movement in the forest Vegetation data on plants present in the movement path of the corresponding manager may be obtained from image information captured according to the above.

In generating the resource survey result data in the above-described step 264, the server 110 (or the manager terminal 100) maps the ecology of the forest based on vegetation information extracted in association with the collected location information. may be generated as resource survey result data. The generated ecological map may include the distribution of vegetation existing in the forest.

Meanwhile, the server 110 may analyze image information captured by a manager for a predetermined period of time, and accordingly, may periodically generate the ecological map of the forest. The server 110 may identify changes in vegetation distribution in the forest by analyzing ecological maps generated periodically. The server 110 may further generate an ecological map (ie, a vegetation distribution change map) of a forest representing a change in vegetation distribution.

The generated ecological map or vegetation distribution change map may be used to track and investigate changes in vegetation in the forest or may be used to construct a larger ecological map (eg, regional or national ecological map).

Since the technical features described above with reference to FIGS. 2, 4 to 11 can be applied to FIG. 3 as they are, duplicate descriptions will be omitted.

The devices described above may be implemented as hardware components, software components, and/or a combination of hardware components and software components. For example, devices and components described in the embodiments may include, for example, a processor, a controller, an arithmetic logic unit (ALU), a digital signal processor, a microcomputer, a field programmable array (FPA), It may be implemented using one or more general purpose or special purpose computers, such as a programmable logic unit (PLU), microprocessor, or any other device capable of executing and responding to instructions. A processing device may run an operating system (OS) and one or more software applications running on the operating system. A processing device may also access, store, manipulate, process, and generate data in response to execution of software. For convenience of understanding, there are cases in which one processing device is used, but those skilled in the art will understand that the processing device includes a plurality of processing elements and/or a plurality of types of processing elements. It can be seen that it can include. For example, a processing device may include a plurality of processors or a processor and a controller. Other processing configurations are also possible, such as parallel processors.

Software may include a computer program, code, instructions, or a combination of one or more of the foregoing, which configures a processing device to operate as desired or processes independently or collectively. You can command the device. Software and/or data may be any tangible machine, component, physical device, virtual equipment, computer storage medium or device, intended to be interpreted by or provide instructions or data to a processing device. , or may be permanently or temporarily embodied in a transmitted signal wave. Software may be distributed on networked computer systems and stored or executed in a distributed manner. Software and data may be stored on one or more computer readable media.

The method according to the embodiment may be implemented in the form of program instructions that can be executed through various computer means and recorded on a computer readable medium. The computer readable medium may include program instructions, data files, data structures, etc. alone or in combination. Program commands recorded on the medium may be specially designed and configured for the embodiment or may be known and usable to those skilled in computer software. Examples of computer-readable recording media include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks and magnetic tapes, optical media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, and magnetic media such as floptical disks. - includes hardware devices specially configured to store and execute program instructions, such as magneto-optical media, and ROM, RAM, flash memory, and the like. Examples of program instructions include high-level language codes that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter, as well as machine language codes such as those produced by a compiler. The hardware devices described above may be configured to operate as one or more software modules to perform the operations of the embodiments, and vice versa.

As described above, although the embodiments have been described with limited examples and drawings, those skilled in the art can make various modifications and variations from the above description. For example, the described techniques may be performed in an order different from the method described, and/or components of the described system, structure, device, circuit, etc. may be combined or combined in a different form than the method described, or other components may be used. Or even if it is replaced or substituted by equivalents, appropriate results can be achieved.

Claims (10)

A method for providing a forest-related service in association with a server communicating with a manager terminal through a manager terminal used by a manager providing a forest-related service, the method comprising:
identifying an administrator logged in through the administrator terminal;
For the manager terminal, a first function for managing the commute of the manager, a second function for creating a work diary of the manager, a third function related to safety inspection of the forest managed by the manager, and providing a fourth function related to research on resources;
When the first function is executed by the manager terminal, a first option for inputting, to the manager terminal, the start and end times of the manager to the forest together with information indicating the manager's work history. and providing a second option for entering the manager's absence;
When the second function is executed by the manager terminal, for the manager terminal, a third option for inputting information on persons visiting the forest with the manager, and a third option for inputting the manager's workplace providing a fourth option and a fifth option to input activity details of the manager; and generating a work diary of the manager based on information input from the manager terminal through the third option to the fifth option.
providing a sixth option including a plurality of questionnaires related to safety inspection of the forest to the manager terminal when the third function is executed by the manager terminal; and generating safety check result data by synthesizing answers to the questionnaires input through the sixth option from the manager terminal;
When the fourth function is executed by the manager terminal, providing the manager terminal with a seventh option for inputting information on a target to be investigated in the forest; and generating resource survey result data by synthesizing information on the survey target input through the seventh option. and
providing a sharing function for sharing the safety check result data and the resource survey result data with other users, for the manager terminal;
including,
The information on the survey target input from the manager terminal includes audio information recorded at each location of a plurality of locations in the forest,
The audio information recorded at each location is stored in the server or the manager terminal in association with the location information of each location,
Wherein the resource survey result data includes a list of audio information associated with the location information for each location. According to claim 1,
The information indicating the work history is information displayed on a calendar including the manager's working days, and information visually distinguishing and displaying normal attendance, normal leaving, abnormal attendance, and abnormal leaving of the manager in relation to the working days. including,
When the location of the manager terminal when the start time and the leave time are input through the first option matches the location of the forest, determining that the manager normally goes to work and leaves work normally.
Including more,
Wherein the first option is configured to disable the input of the start time and the leave time when the location of the manager terminal does not match the location of the forest. According to claim 1,
Through the third option, an affiliation classification item for classifying the belonging type of the person and a family classification item for classifying the family type of the person are provided,
For the manager terminal, if the number input in the belonging classification item and the number input in the family classification item do not match, outputting a message requesting modification.
Further comprising, a method for providing forest-related services. According to claim 3,
Generating statistical information or a graph including a distribution of visitors to the forest based on information on the number of visitors to the forest input through the third option from each of a plurality of manager terminals during a predetermined period of time.
Further comprising, a method for providing forest-related services. According to claim 1,
When the third function is executed by the manager terminal, for the manager terminal, an eighth option for reporting a risk or inconvenience to the forest through the manager terminal, and another manager terminal of another manager Providing a ninth option including a message sending/receiving function and a community function enabling to check information uploaded from the other manager
Further comprising, a method for providing forest-related services. According to claim 1,
The information on the investigation target input from the manager terminal includes a photo of the investigation target,
removing location information from the photo
Further comprising, a method for providing forest-related services. delete According to claim 1,
Each location is a preset location for the forest,
The audio information recorded at each location includes ambient sound at each location recorded by the manager terminal according to conditions specified for each location;
The generating of the resource survey result data includes generating audio content for the forest including audio information recorded at each location as the resource survey result data. According to claim 1,
Each location is a preset location for the forest,
The audio information recorded at each location includes the manager's voice recorded by the manager terminal as commentary information describing each location,
The generating of the resource survey result data includes generating commentary content about the forest including the manager's voice as the resource survey result data. According to claim 1,
The information on the investigation target input from the manager terminal includes image information input from a camera of the manager terminal or a camera worn by the manager,
The image information is collected together with location information of the manager terminal according to the movement of the manager in the forest,
Extracting vegetation information of the forest from the image information in association with the collected location information
Including more,
In the step of generating the resource survey result data, an ecological map of the forest is generated as the resource survey result data based on vegetation information extracted in association with the collected location information.