JP2015035008A - Mountain entering person action history management system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To collectively manage the action history of a mountain entering person and word-of-mouth information provided by the mountain entering person.SOLUTION: A mountain entering person action history management DB 150 comprises: a mountain entering person information table for storing mountain entering person information for accumulating action history of the mountain entering person; and a word-of-mouth information table for storing word-of-mouth information provided by the mountain entering person. A mountain entering person action history management device 140 accumulates time and position included in positional information received from a portable terminal 110 in the mountain entering person information in the mountain entering person information table, and accumulates word-of-mouth received from the portable terminal 110 or a terminal 120 in the word-of-mouth information table with the time and the position. Then, the mountain entering person action history management device 140 transmits action history included in the mountain entering information in the mountain entering person information table to the portable terminal 110 or the terminal 120, and when the time and position in the action history are designated, then transmits a position of another mountain entering person existing near the position around the time, and word-of-mouth registered near the position around the time to the portable terminal 110 or the terminal 120.

Description

  The present invention relates to a mountain climber behavior history management system that manages a history of mountain climber behavior.

  In recent years, an increasing number of people enjoy activities in the mountains, such as mountain climbing, climbing, and mountain climbing. With its popularity, beginners and senior citizens are increasingly suffering and accidents in the mountains. Under such circumstances, efforts by mountain-related persons in each mountain area to manage visitors at the entrance and mountain huts have been strengthened.

  Conventionally, mountain climbers (those who perform activities in mountain areas including mountain climbers) are required to use a paper-based pre-registered mountain climbing report (the name is called a mountain climbing plan, but a general mountain climbing report here). Created and submitted to the post or information center at the starting point of the mountain climb. The climbing notice includes name, address, age, equipment, accompanying members, action schedule, emergency plan, emergency contact information, and so on. Also, when staying at a mountain hut or a tent managed by the mountain hut, the mountaineer fills in the accommodation card with his / her address, name, etc. and submits his / her future action plan. The information related to the mountain entrance and the accommodation facility exchange these information by radio, telephone and e-mail every day. When a trouble occurs while entering the mountain, the information of the mountain climbing report is one of the important clues of the first investigation of the rescue team and search team.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a position acquired by a mountain climber from a two-dimensional barcode using a portable device in order to improve security and facilitate information transmission from both a mountain climber and a manager (mountain related person). A mountain climbing report including information data and machine identification information data is transmitted to a management server, and the received mountain climbing report is electronically managed by the management server.

JP 2012-182585 A

However, in the conventional method, when trouble occurs, only the information of the person who used the entrance and the mountain hut and the timing of the use is a clue to rescue and search, and it is also difficult for the mountain related persons to notice the trouble. .
In the incoming / outgoing mountain notification system described in Patent Document 1, there are many cases where the mountain entrance is located in a deep mountain place, and in such a place, the radio wave of the mobile terminal does not enter and is often out of the service area. For this reason, it cannot be said that the method of submitting a mountain climbing notification that depends only on information transmission from the mobile terminal is sufficient.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a mountaineer behavior history management system that collectively manages a history of mountaineemer behavior and word-of-mouth information provided by the mountaineer.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the mountaineering behavior history management system of the present invention is:
A mountain visitor information storage means for storing mountain visitor information in which an action history that is a history of the time and the position of the mountain climber at the time is stored;
Word-of-mouth information storage means for storing word-of-mouth information including a word-of-mouth registered by a mountain climber and the time and position at which the word-of-mouth is acquired;
Position information receiving means for receiving position information including time and position from a mobile terminal;
Action history accumulating means for accumulating the time and position included in the position information received by the position information receiving means in the mountainee information stored in the mountainee information storage means;
Word-of-mouth receiving means for receiving the word-of-mouth from a portable terminal or terminal;
Word-of-mouth information storing means for storing word-of-mouth information received by the word-of-mouth receiving means and word-of-mouth information including the time and position at which the word-of-mouth is received;
When an action history search request including the mountain visitor identification information for identifying the mountain climber is received from the portable terminal or the terminal, the information is stored in the mountain visitor information storage unit based on the mountain visitor identification information included in the action history search request. A mountainee behavior history transmitting means for searching the mountainee information being acquired, obtaining a behavior history of the mountain climber identified by the mountain climber identification information, and transmitting the obtained behavior history to the mobile terminal or the terminal;
When a mountaineer-related information search request including designation of the time and / or position of the mountainee included in the behavior history is received from the mobile terminal or terminal that has received the behavior history transmitted by the mountainee behavior history transmitting means, Based on the time and position included in the search request information related to the mountain climber, search for the mountain visitor information stored in the mountain climber information storage means and the word of mouth information stored in the word of mouth information storage means, and the designation Information indicating other visitors who were near the designated position at a time close to the designated time and word-of-mouth information registered near the designated position at a time close to the designated time And a mountain-related information transmitting means for transmitting the acquired information indicating the other mountain climber and the word-of-mouth information to the mobile terminal or the terminal,
It is characterized by providing.

Preferably, the mountaineering behavior history management system of the present invention is
The climber information includes an action schedule registered by the climber,
The action history included in the climber information includes information indicating whether the climber is entering or descending,
A mountaineer information registration means for registering mountaineemer information including the action schedule in the mountaineer information storage means,
If the information of the action history is still entering the mountain even if the scheduled descent time specified by the action schedule included in the mountaineer information stored in the mountaineer information storage means has passed, A descent confirmation message sending means for sending a descent confirmation message to check whether or not the mobile terminal is descent,
Comprising
It is characterized by that.

Preferably, the mountaineering behavior history management system of the present invention is
The climber information includes an action schedule registered by the climber,
A mountaineer information registration means for registering mountaineemer information including the action schedule in the mountaineer information storage means,
Mountain hut accommodation information storage means for storing mountain hut accommodation information including accommodation reservation information indicating a mountain hut accommodation reservation and the actual accommodation status of the mountain hut,
The action schedule and action history included in the mountaineer information stored in the mountaineer information storage unit, the accommodation reservation information included in the mountaineer accommodation information stored in the mountain hut accommodation information storage unit, and the actual accommodation situation Based on the above, it is determined whether or not there is a mountainee who may fall into a dangerous situation, and when there is a mountainee who may fall into a dangerous situation, a warning message about the mountaineer is sent to a predetermined mountain related person Prior prediction means to
Comprising
It is characterized by that.

Preferably, the mountaineering behavior history management system of the present invention is
Mountain hut guidance information storage means for storing mountain hut guidance information including the surrounding situation and congestion situation of the mountain hut,
Area guidance information storage means for storing area guidance information including the weather of the mountain area and the condition of the mountain trail,
When requested from the portable terminal or terminal for the information included in the mountain hut guidance information and / or the area guidance information, the requested information is retrieved from the mountain hut guidance information storage means and / or the area guidance information storage means. Guidance information search means to be transmitted to the mobile terminal or the terminal,
With
The location information receiving means receives the location information at the same time when receiving from the mobile terminal various information including the word-of-mouth and the request for information included in the mountain hut guidance information and / or the area guidance information.
It is characterized by that.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the log | history of a climber's action and the word-of-mouth information provided by the climber can be managed collectively.

It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of the mountain climber action history management system which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of a mountain climber action log | history management apparatus. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of a user information table. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of a mountaineering person information table. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of a mountain climbing notification information table. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of a review information table. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of a mountain hut accommodation information table. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of a mountain hut guidance information table. It is a figure which shows an example of a structure of an area guidance information table. It is a figure which shows an example of the process which a mountaineering prospector acquires the information of a mountain area from a mountaineemer action log | history management system at the time of mountain climbing plan. It is a flowchart of an example of the process which a mountaineering prospector registers user information into a user information table at the time of a mountain climbing plan, registers an action schedule into a mountaineer information table, and acquires the information of the mountain area to climb. It is a figure which shows an example of the process which registers a mountain climbing report into a mountaineering action log | history management system in a mountain climbing exit. It is a figure which shows an example of the process which registers word-of-mouth information and information of a mountain hut in a mountaineering person action history management system. It is a figure which shows an example of the descent check message transmitted to a mountain climber. It is a flowchart of an example of a lower mountain confirmation message transmission process. It is a figure which shows an example of the screen where the searcher in connection with a search of a missing person confirms the action history of a missing person. It is a figure which shows an example of the screen which the searcher in connection with a search of a missing person narrows down the word of mouth information and other mountainees who may be witnessed. It is a flowchart of an example of the search process using a mountain climber action history management system. It is a figure which shows an example of the conditions for predicting the mountaineering person who may fall into a dangerous situation in advance. It is a figure which shows an example of the action plan input screen which a mountain climber inputs an action plan before or during mountain climbing. It is a figure which shows another example of an action schedule input screen. It is a figure which shows an example of the setting screen for a mountain climber and a mountaineering person to receive mountain area information with a portable terminal. It is a figure which shows an example of the delivery screen of the mountain area information displayed on a portable terminal.

  Hereinafter, a mountaineering behavior history management system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In all the drawings for explaining the embodiments, common constituent elements are denoted by the same reference numerals, and repeated explanation is omitted.

FIG. 1 shows an example of the configuration of a mountaineering behavior history management system 160 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
The mountain climber behavior history management system 160 includes a mountain climber behavior history management device 140 and a mountain climber behavior history management database (DB) 150. The mountain climber behavior history management DB 150 is connected to the mountain climber behavior history management device 140. The mountain climber behavior history management device 140 can register information in the mountain climber behavior history management DB 150 and search for information stored in the mountain climber behavior history management DB 150.
The mountain climber action history management apparatus 140 is connected to a network 130 including a plurality of networks such as the Internet and a wireless network. A plurality of portable terminals 110 and a plurality of terminals 120 are also connected to the network 130, and the portable terminals 110 and the terminals 120 can transmit and receive data to and from the mountaineering behavior history management device 140.

The mobile terminal 110 is, for example, a smartphone, a mobile phone, or a tablet computer. The mobile terminal 110 that the mountain climber uses while entering the mountain has a GPS (Global Positioning System) function and the like, and can acquire position information indicating the current time (date and time) and position (coordinates). Every time the action history management apparatus 140 is accessed, the position information is transmitted to the mountaineering action history management apparatus 140.
The terminal 120 is, for example, a personal computer.
The mountain climber action history management device 140 is a computer, and includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a main memory composed of RAM (Random Access Memory) and the like, and a storage device composed of a hard disk.
The storage device of the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 stores a mountain climber behavior history management program and a user information table.
The CPU of the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 reads out the mountain climber behavior history management program from the storage device to the main memory and executes it, as shown in FIG. 2, the user interface unit 210 and the database registration / update unit 220. And the function of each part of the database search part 230, the Shimoyama confirmation part 240, and the prior prediction part 250 is implement | achieved. Details of each part will be described later.
As shown in FIGS. 4 to 10, the mountaineering behavior history management DB 150 includes a mountaineering information table 300, a mountain climbing notification information table 310, a word-of-mouth information table 320, a mountain hut accommodation information table 330, and a mountain hut guidance information table 340. And the area guidance information table 350 are stored.
The mountain visitor information table 300, the mountain climbing notification information table 310, the word of mouth information table 320, the mountain hut accommodation information table 330, the mountain hut guidance information table 340, and the area guidance information table 350 are the mountain visitor behavior history management device 140. It is good also as a structure which accesses these information by CPU of the mountain climber action history management server 140 executing a database management program.

FIG. 3 shows an example of the configuration of the user information table 260.
User information is stored in the user information table 260. The user information includes a user category 261, an ID (Identifier) 262, an email address 263, a password 264, a name 265, a date of birth 266, and a jurisdiction area 267.
The user classification 261 includes each classification of a mountain climber, an instructor or police station staff, a mountain hut, and a searcher. In addition to these, there is a category called “administrator”. The authority with which a user can access each information included in the mountain climber behavior history management DB 150 is different for each user category. As described later, the user information of the mountain climber is registered by the mountain climber. On the other hand, regarding the user information of the instructor or police station staff, the mountain hut, and the searcher, the administrator of the mountaineering behavior history management system 160 examines the qualification of each user and registers only the qualified users.
The ID 262 is identification information that uniquely identifies each user. The ID 262 is assigned by the user interface unit 210 when each user is registered.
The mail address 263 is an e-mail destination of each user. The e-mail address 263 is used by the mountain climber action history management device 140 to send an e-mail to each user.
The password 264 is used to authenticate a user who logs in to the mountaineering behavior history management device 140.
The name 265 indicates the name of a user whose user classification 261 is a mountain cottage (hereinafter referred to as a mountain hut) or the name of a user whose user classification 261 is a mountain hut (hereinafter referred to as a mountain hut). For the users whose user category 261 is an instructor or police officer (hereinafter referred to as an instructor or police station) and the users whose user category 261 is a searcher (hereinafter referred to as searcher), these fields are provided. Is blank.
The date of birth 266 indicates the name and date of birth of the mountain climber. These fields are blank for instructors or police officers, mountain huts, and searchers.
The jurisdiction area 267 indicates a mountain area where the instructor or police officer, the mountain hut, and the searcher have jurisdiction. The jurisdiction area 267 is blank.
Each user inputs the mail address 263 and the password 264 when logging in to the mountaineering activity history management apparatus 140 from the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120. The user interface unit 210 authenticates each user with the mail address 263 and the password 264.
Further, the administrator is authenticated by an authentication means provided separately in the mountaineering behavior history management device 140. The administrator has the authority to access all information held by the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 and the mountain climber behavior history management DB 150 and register, change, delete, and search (view) them.

FIG. 4 shows an example of the structure of the mountaineering information table 300.
The mountaineering information is registered in the mountaineering information table 300. The climber information is input by a representative (for example, a leader) among the climbers included in each climbing party. The mountain climber information includes an ID 301, a mail address 302, a name 303, a date of birth 304, an action schedule 305, and an action history 306.
In the ID 301, the ID of the representative registered in the ID 262 of the user information table 260 is set.
The e-mail address 302, name 303, and date of birth 304 store the e-mail address, name, and date of birth of the representative and each accompanying member. A mail address 263, a name 265, and a date of birth 266 stored in the user information table 260 are set in the mail address 302, name 303, and date of birth 304 of the representative. In addition, the e-mail address 302, name 302, and date of birth 303 of the accompanying member are input by the representative when registering the entrance plan.
The action schedule 305 includes the date, place, and purpose. The date and time indicate the date and time, that is, the time. The purpose is, for example, mountain climbing, activity content, descent mountain, and the like. The action schedule 305 is input by the representative on an input screen to be described later.
The action history 306 includes date and time, place or coordinates (latitude, longitude, altitude), terminal type, and state. The date and time indicate the date and time, that is, the time. When the representative or accompanying member accesses the mountaineering history record management device 140 using the portable terminal 110 that can transmit the position information, the portable terminal 110 transmits the position information including the date and time and coordinates each time the access is made. Therefore, the date and coordinates included in the position information are registered in the date and place or coordinates of the action history 306. When the mountaineering activity history management device 140 is accessed using a portable terminal or terminal 120, etc., where the representative or accompanying member cannot transmit location information, the access time and the location name entered by the representative or accompanying member Is registered. In the following, the term “position” is used to include both the coordinates and the name of the place. When the accompanying member accesses, the mountaineering activity history management device 140 identifies the mountaineering party's behavior history 306 for which location information should be registered by an email address input for authentication at the time of login.
In the terminal type, “mobile” is set in the case of access to the mountaineering behavior history management apparatus 140 by the mobile terminal 110 that can transmit the position information, and access by the mobile terminal or the terminal 120 that cannot transmit the position information. In some cases, “other” is set.
The state includes before entering the mountain, during the entry and under the mountain. The change from before entering the mountain to during mountain climbing and from during mountain climbing to Shimoyama finished is set by the representative using the portable terminal 110, the terminal 120, or the like.
The representative can register, change, delete, and search (view) only the mountain climber information of ID 301 that matches his ID 262. A companion member can search (view) only the mountain climber information in which his / her mail address 302 is registered. Instructors or police officers, mountain huts, and searchers can search (view) all climber information.
In addition, when the same representative performs mountain climbing many times, mountain climber information in which the ID 262 of the same representative is set in ID 301 is registered as many times as the number of mountain climbs.
The mountaineering information table 300 is an example of the mountaineering information storage means of the present invention.

FIG. 5 shows an example of the configuration of the mountain climbing notification information table 310.
In the climbing notification information table 310, the climbing notification information described in the climbing notification submitted by the climber is registered. The mountain climbing notification information is registered by the instructor or police officer using the portable terminal 110 or the terminal 120. The mountain climbing notification information includes an ID 311, an acceptance date and time 312, a mountain climbing notification item 313, a mountain climbing notification image data 314, and a remark 315.
In the ID 311, the ID of the mountain climber registered in the ID 262 of the user information table 260 is set.
The reception date and time 312 indicates the date and time when the instructor or the police station member received the mountain climbing notification from the climber.
All the items described in the mountain climbing notification are registered in the items described in the mountain climbing notification 313. The information on the climbing notification includes, for example, the receiving location of the climbing notification, the receiving time, the name, age, address and emergency contact information of the representative and accompanying members, the purpose of the activity, action schedule, equipment, food, emergency escape route, etc. It is.
The mountain climbing image data 314 stores the mountain climbing image data read by an image scanner or the like.
In remark 315, an impression or the like about the mountain climber is recorded by a mountain climbing instructor who has responded to the mountain climber who submitted the mountain climbing notice or a police officer in charge.
The climbing notification information in the climbing notification information table 310 can be registered, changed, and deleted only by an instructor or a police station staff. Instructors, police officers, mountain huts, and searchers can search (view) all climbing notification information.
In addition, when the same representative performs mountain climbing many times, the mountain climbing notification information table 310 stores the mountain climbing notification information in which the ID 262 of the same representative is set in the ID 311 for the number of mountain climbing.

FIG. 6 shows an example of the configuration of the word-of-mouth information table 320.
Word-of-mouth information is registered in the word-of-mouth information table 320. The word-of-mouth information is registered by the mountain climber and the mountain hut using the portable terminal 110 or the terminal 120. The word-of-mouth information includes ID 321, name 322, date and time 323, location or coordinates 324, content 325, and type 326.
In the ID 321 and the name 322, an ID 262 and a name 265 of a word-of-mouth information provider are set.
When the word-of-mouth information is registered in the date / time 323 and the location or coordinates 324 using the portable terminal 110 capable of transmitting the position information by the provider of the word-of-mouth information, the time determined from the position information transmitted by the portable terminal 110 And coordinates are registered. When the word-of-mouth information provider registers word-of-mouth information using a mobile terminal or terminal 120 that cannot transmit location information, the time when the word-of-mouth information is received and the name of the place entered by the word-provider are registered. .
In the content 325, the word of mouth input by the provider is registered.
The type 326 indicates the type of word-of-mouth information. The type 326 includes three types, for example, general / caution / warning / accident occurrence. The type 326 is selected by the word-of-mouth information provider. When attention / warning or the occurrence of an accident is selected, the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 may transmit an e-mail including the word-of-mouth information 325 to a predetermined notification destination such as a police station.
All users registered in the user information table 260 can search (view) all the word-of-mouth information except for the ID 321 and the name 322. Instructors or police officers, mountain huts, and searchers can search (view) all the word-of-mouth information, including ID 321 and name 322.
The word-of-mouth information table 320 is an example of word-of-mouth information storage means of the present invention.

FIG. 7 shows an example of the structure of the mountain hut accommodation information table 330.
Mountain hut accommodation information is registered in the mountain hut accommodation information table 330. The mountain hut accommodation information includes an ID 331, a name 332, a position 333, accommodation reservation information 334, and an actual accommodation situation 335. The accommodation reservation information 334 and the actual accommodation status 335 are registered for each climbing party (however, in the case of a single person).
In the ID 331 and the name 332, the ID of the mountain hut registered in the ID 262 of the user information table 260 and the name of the mountain hut registered in the name 265 are set.
In the position 333, the name and coordinates (latitude, longitude, altitude) of the place where the mountain hut is located are registered.
In the accommodation reservation information 334, the scheduled arrival time, scheduled departure time, the number of climbing parties, the names and dates of birth of representatives and accompanying members, and the like are registered.
In the actual accommodation status 335, arrival time, departure time, number of climbing parties, names and dates of birth of representatives and accompanying members, and concerns such as injury and equipment status are registered.
Each mountain hut can register, change, delete, and search (view) the mountain hut accommodation information in which the ID 262 of its own mountain hut is set to ID331. In addition, the instructor, police officer, mountain hut, and searcher can search (view) all the mountain hut accommodation information registered in the mountain hut accommodation information table 330.
The mountain hut accommodation information table 330 is an example of the mountain hut accommodation information storage means of the present invention.

FIG. 8 shows an example of the configuration of the mountain hut guidance information table 340.
In the mountain hut guidance information table 340, mountain hut guidance information is registered. The mountain hut guidance information includes an ID 341, a name 342, a position 343, a surrounding situation 344, and a congestion situation 345.
In the ID 341, the name 342, and the position 343, the same information as that registered in the ID 331, the name 332, and the position 333 of the mountain hut accommodation information table 330 is registered.
In the surrounding situation 344, the surrounding situation including the weather around the mountain hut, the strength of the wind, the minimum temperature, the maximum temperature, the current temperature, the number of climbers passing through the mountain hut, and the like are registered.
In the congestion status 345, the congestion status including the number of seats vacant in the mountain hut, the number of people who can stay is registered.
Each mountain hut can register, change, and delete the mountain hut guide information in which the ID 262 of its own mountain hut is set to ID341. Also, all users registered in the user information table 260 can search (view) all mountain hut guidance information.
The mountain hut guidance information table 340 is an example of the mountain hut guidance information storage means of the present invention.

FIG. 9 shows an example of the configuration of the area guidance information table 350.
Area guidance information is registered in the area guidance information table 350. The area guidance information includes a mountain area name 351, a route name 352, weather 353, a route situation 354, a forest road situation 355, and an activity situation 356.
In the mountain area name 351, the name of the mountain area is registered.
In the route name 352, a name that can identify each mountain climbing route is registered.
The weather 353 stores a weather forecast around each climbing route, actual weather, minimum temperature, maximum temperature, current temperature, and the like.
The route status 354 stores information such as whether each mountain path included in each mountain route is not closed, whether it is easy to walk, and the snow condition of each mountain route.
The forest road status 355 stores information such as the congestion status of the forest road for approaching the trailhead and whether the road is closed.
The activity status 356 stores information on activities that can be experienced on each climbing route such as mountain climbing, climbing, and mountain skiing.
Area guidance information is registered, changed, and deleted by an instructor or police officer, and a mountain hut. The area guidance information can be searched (viewed) by all users registered in the user information table 260.
The area guidance information table 350 is an example of an area guidance information storage unit.

Next, the function of each part of the mountaineering behavior history management apparatus 140 shown in FIG. 2 will be described.
The user interface unit 210 generates various input screens to be displayed on the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120, and receives information input on the input screen by each user. For example, the user interface unit 210 receives a word-of-mouth communication or a mountain climbing report from the mobile terminal 110 and the terminal 120. Further, when the user interface unit 210 receives information from the portable terminal 110 having a GPS function, the user interface unit 210 simultaneously receives position information including the time and position at which the portable terminal 110 transmits information.
In addition, the user interface unit 210 authenticates the user by an e-mail address and a password input by each user and identifies the user category 261 to which the user belongs.
Further, the user interface unit 210 registers and updates user information in the user information table 260.
The user interface unit 210 is an example of the position information receiving unit and the word-of-mouth receiving unit of the present invention.

When the user interface unit 210 receives a mountain climber's action schedule from the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120, the database registration / update unit 220 registers the mountain climber information of the mountain climber in the mountain climber information table 300 or enters the mountain. The visitor information of the visitor stored in the visitor information table 300 is updated. Further, when the user interface unit 210 receives the position information from the portable terminal 110, the database registration / update unit 220 stores the mountain visitor information stored in the mountain visitor information table 300 with the time and position included in the position information. Are accumulated in the action history 306.
When the user interface unit 210 receives a mountain climbing notification from the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120, the database registration / update unit 220 registers the mountain climbing notification information indicating the mountain climbing notification in the mountain climbing notification information table 310 or the mountain climbing notification information. The climbing notification information stored in the table 310 is updated.
When the user interface unit 210 receives a review from the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120, the database registration / update unit 220 creates the review information including the review and the time and position at which the review is received. Accumulate in table 320.

When the user interface unit 210 receives the accommodation reservation information from the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120, the database registration / update unit 220 registers the mountain hut accommodation information including the received information in the mountain hut accommodation information table 330 or the mountain hut accommodation. The mountain hut accommodation information stored in the information table 330 is updated. In addition, when the user interface unit 210 receives the actual accommodation status from the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120, the database registration / update unit 220 registers the mountain hut accommodation information including the received information in the mountain hut accommodation information table 330, Alternatively, the mountain hut accommodation information stored in the mountain hut accommodation information table 330 is updated.
When the user interface unit 210 receives the surrounding situation and / or congestion situation of the mountain hut from the portable terminal 110 or the terminal 120, the database registration / update unit 220 registers the mountain hut guidance information including the received information in the mountain hut guidance information table 340. Or update the hut guide information stored in the hut guide information table 340.
When the user interface unit 210 receives any one of the weather, mountain trail situation, forest road situation, and activity situation of each route included in the mountain area from the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120, the database registration / update unit 220 has received it. The area guidance information including information is registered in the area guidance information table 345, or the area guidance information stored in the area guidance information table 345 is updated.
The database registration / update unit 220 is an example of an action history storage unit, a word-of-mouth information storage unit, and a mountain climber information registration unit of the present invention.

When the database search unit 230 receives from the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120 an action history search request including information on entering a mountain (for example, e-mail address, name, date of birth, etc.) Based on the visitor identification information included in the request, search for the visitor information in the visitor information table 300 to acquire the action history 306 of the visitor specified by the visitor identification information, and carry the acquired action history as a mobile phone. Transmit to terminal 110 or terminal 120.
The mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120 that has received the action history displays the action history on the display and waits for the time and / or position of the mountain climber included in the action history to be input. When the designation of the time and / or position of the mountainee is received, the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120 transmits a request for searching for a mountaineer-related information including designation of the time and / or position of the mountaineer to the mountaineemer behavior history management device 140. To do.
Upon receiving the mountaineer related information search request, the database search unit 230 searches the mountaineer information table 300 and the word of mouth information table 320 based on the time and position included in the mountaineer related information search request, and at the specified time. Acquire information indicating other mountainees near the specified position at a close time and word-of-mouth information registered near the specified position at a time close to the specified time. The information indicating the person and the word-of-mouth information are transmitted to the portable terminal 110 or the terminal 120. In addition, when the time of the mountain climber included in the action history is specified, the position of the mountain climber at that time is determined, and when the position of the mountain climber included in the action history is specified, the position of the mountain climber at that time is determined. . For this reason, it is only necessary for the mountaineer-related information search request to include either one of the time and position of the mountaineer.
Further, when the database search unit 230 is requested by the portable terminal 110 or the terminal 120 for information included in the mountain hut guidance information and / or the area guidance information, the database search unit 230 is requested from the mountain hut guidance information table 340 and / or the area guidance information table 350. The acquired information is searched and acquired, and the acquired information is transmitted to the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120.
The database search unit 230 is an example of a mountain climber action history transmission unit, a mountain climber related information transmission unit, and a guidance information search unit of the present invention.

The descending mountain confirmation unit 250 searches for the action schedule 305 and the action history 306 in the mountaineering information table 300 at a predetermined time interval (for example, one hour interval). And the descent mountain confirmation part 250 passes the planned descent mountain time (time when the purpose is set to descent mountain) recorded in the action schedule 305 included in the mountainee person information stored in the mountainee person information table 300. In addition, when detecting a visitor information in which the descent mountain is not set in the state of the action history 306 (that is, the state of the action history 306 is in the descent), an e-mail inquiring whether or not the descent is descent (descent mountain confirmation message) The information is transmitted to the e-mail address 263 of the mountaineer in the user information table 260 (the portable terminal 110 owned by the mountaineer).
The descent confirmation unit 250 is an example of a descent confirmation message transmitting unit of the present invention.

The prior prediction unit 250 stores the action schedule 305 and the action history 306 included in the mountain climber information stored in the mountain climber information table 300 and the mountain hut accommodation information table 330 at predetermined time intervals (for example, one hour interval). Based on the accommodation reservation information 334 included in the stored mountain hut accommodation information, the actual accommodation situation 335, and the like, it is determined whether each mountainee entering the mountain is likely to be in a dangerous situation. If the prior prediction unit 250 determines that there is a mountainee who has the possibility, the prior prediction unit 250 obtains a jurisdiction area based on the action history 306 or the like of the mountaineer information table 300 and obtains a predetermined mountain related person (for example, a user) Warning mail regarding a mountain climber who may fall into a dangerous situation at the mail address 263 (mobile terminal 110 or terminal 120) of the instructor or police officer, mountain hut, and searcher specified by the jurisdiction area 267 of the information table 260 (Warning message) is sent.
The prior prediction unit 250 is an example of the prior prediction means of the present invention.

  Below, the specific process of the mountain climber action history management system 160 will be described.

(At the time of planning)
FIG. 10 shows an example of a process in which a prospective mountain climber acquires mountain area information from the mountain climber behavior history management system 160 when climbing is planned.
First, in order to use the mountainee behavior history management system 160, the prospective mountaineering person uses the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120 (hereinafter referred to as the mobile terminal 110 or the like) to send an e-mail address, password, name, date of birth, and so on. And registering the user in the mountaineering activity history management system 160. At that time, if the climbing party is composed of a representative and accompanying members, it is desirable that the accompanying members also register as users.
Next, the prospective mountaineering person inputs an email address and a password, logs in to the mountaineering person behavior history management system 160, and registers an action schedule. The action schedule includes an area scheduled to enter the mountain, a date and place of the planned entry, a date and place of the scheduled descent, and a date and place of the passing point.
When the prospective mountaineering person requests information on the mountainous area from the mobile terminal 110 or the like, the mountaineering behavior history management system 160 searches the mountaineering behavior history DB 150 and the mountainous area that matches the content of the mountaineering person's action schedule. Is transmitted to the mobile terminal 110 or the like.
Thereafter, the mountain climber behavior history management system 160 stores the date and coordinates of the prospective mountain climber (mountainer) accessing the mountain climber behavior history management system 160 from the mobile terminal 110 in the behavior history 306 of the mountain climber information table 300. I will do it.

FIG. 11 shows a process in which a prospective mountain climber registers user information in the user information table 260, registers an action schedule in the mountain climber information table 300, and acquires information on a mountain area to be climbed when climbing is planned. It is an example flowchart.
The prospective mountaineering person inputs a mail address, a password, a name, and a date of birth using the mobile terminal 110 or the like, and performs user registration. The portable terminal 110 or the like transmits information indicating these to the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 (S101). The user interface unit 210 of the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 generates an ID 262 and registers the user information in the user information table 260 (S111).
Next, the prospective mountaineering person inputs a mail address and a password from the portable terminal 110 or the like, and logs in to the mountaineering person behavior history management apparatus 140. The user interface unit 210 of the mountain climber action history management apparatus 140 authenticates the prospective mountain climber by determining whether or not the email address and password are registered in the user information table 260 (S112). As will be described later, the authenticated person who enters the mountain enters an action plan during mountain entry on the input screen of the mobile terminal 110 or the like. The mobile terminal 110 or the like transmits the action schedule to the mountaineering action history management apparatus 140 (S102). The database registration / update unit 220 of the mountain climber behavior history management apparatus 140 creates mountain climber information having an ID 301 that matches the ID 262 of the planned mountain climber based on the received behavior schedule and registers it in the mountain climber information table 300 ( S113).
When the prospective mountain climber requests information on a mountain area to be climbed (S103), the database search unit 230 of the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 uses information matching the content of the behavior plan 305 in the mountain climber information table 300 as a mountain hut. The information is searched from the guide information table 340 and the area guide information table 350 (S114), and transmitted to the mobile terminal 110 or the like used by the prospective entrant (S115). The portable terminal 110 or the like displays the received information (S104).

(Climbing entrance)
FIG. 12 shows an example of a process of registering a mountain climbing notification in the mountaineering behavior history management system 160 at the mountain climbing entrance.
There are cases where there is an instructor at the mountain entrance and submits the notice of mountain climbing directly to the instructor, when posting to an unmanned mountain entrance post, and in advance by email or envelope, it may be submitted to the police station in charge.
The instructor who received the notification of mountain climbing or the staff of the police station in charge has registered the contents in the mountaineering behavior history management system 160 from the terminal 120 or the like at the mountain climbing entrance or each office. The registration details include the location where the mountain climbing notification was received, the time of receipt, name, age, address, emergency contact information, accompanying members, activity purpose, action plan, equipment, food, emergency escape route, and all other items listed in the mountain climbing notification. Record the image data of the mountain climbing report, and the person you are interacting with.
When registering a mountain climbing report, an instructor or police officer obtains the action schedule 305 in the mountaineering information table 300, and if it is inconsistent with the contents of the mountain climbing report, ask the mountain climber to correct it. Also good.

(Iriyama)
FIG. 13 shows an example of a process for registering word-of-mouth information and mountain hut information in the mountaineering behavior history management system 160.
In the mountain area, we sometimes see people who are in poor health or are in a slightly dangerous state. However, while traveling on the mountain, I am worried but I can't stay on the side for a long time, and I can only report to the mountain hut. A mountain climber holding the portable terminal 110 can access the mountain climber behavior history management system 160 and easily register a word of mouth review in the word-of-mouth information table 320 for such a person.
In recent years, I have often seen PCs (Personal Computers) connected to the Internet in mountain huts when I entered the mountains. From such a mountain hut, by using a PC as the terminal 120, a mountain hut guard or the like enters the mountain visitor behavior history management system 160 with the accommodation reservation information and the information of the actually arriving guest (accommodation status). It can be registered in the information table 330.
In addition, the keeper of the mountain hut, etc., displays the weather conditions in the vicinity of the mountain hut, mountain trails, water fields, snowfall, water volume of the swamp, flowers, wild birds, etc., as well as congestion information such as hut business information and congestion status. It is possible to input in real time. Upon receiving such information, the mountain climber behavior history management system 160 registers it in the mountain hut guidance information table 340. In order to obtain such real-time information, the mountain climber can be expected to search for a place where radio waves enter the mobile terminal 110 and actively use the mountain climber behavior history management system 160. Each time the mobile terminal 110 accesses the mountaineer behavior history management device 140, the date and time and coordinates are stored in the behavior history 306 of the mountaineer information table 300, so that the mountainer's behavior history can be collected in more detail. it can.
The mountain climber himself / herself can also register the route and time of the changed mountain climbing schedule in the behavior schedule 305 of the mountain climber information table 300 from the mobile terminal 110 or the mountain hut terminal 120, which optimizes the mountain climber's behavior schedule. Is done.

(Check Shimoyama)
FIG. 14 shows an example of a descent confirmation message transmitted to a mountain climber.
The mountaineering behavior history management system 160 sends a mountain climbing confirmation message (if a mountain climbing date and time recorded in the behavior schedule 305 of the mountaineering information table 300 has passed, to a mountain climbing person whose behavior history 306 is not yet downhill. For example, e-mail) is transmitted. A mountain climber who sees this message confirming the descent is logged into the mountain climbing behavior history management system 160 and changes the state of the behavior history 306 to Shimoyama finished. .

FIG. 15 is a flowchart of an example of the Shimoyama confirmation message transmission process.
The mountain climber action history management apparatus 140 has a lower mountain confirmation unit 240 in which the state of the action history 306 is in the mountain for all the mountain visitor information registered in the mountain visitor information table 300 at a predetermined time interval (for example, every hour). It is determined whether or not (S201). Next, the descent mountain confirmation unit 240 compares the date and time when the purpose of the action schedule 305 is descent with the current time with respect to the mountaineering person information whose action history 306 is in the mountain climbing state (S201: Yes). It is determined whether or not the date and time has passed (S202). Then, the descent mountain confirmation unit 240 transmits a descent mountain confirmation message to the mail address registered in the mail address 302 with respect to the mountain climber information that has passed the planned date and time for the descent mountain (S202: Yes) (S203).
The state of the action history 306 is set by the mountain climber, so that it may be set before entering the mountain although the mountain has actually entered the mountain. In order to cope with such a case, the descent confirmation unit 240, at the date and time when the purpose of the action schedule 305 is descent, even if the action history 306 is in the state before entering the mountain, the coordinates of the action history 306 are within the mountain area. It is good also as transmitting a descending mountain confirmation message about the mountaineering person information.

(Search for missing people)
FIG. 16 shows an example of a screen on which a searcher involved in searching for a missing person confirms the behavior history of the missing person.
The searcher involved in the investigation of the missing person can display the action history of the missing person on the terminal 120 of the office using the mountainee person action history management system 160.
The searcher inputs, for example, a name and date of birth to the terminal 120 as information that can identify the missing person. When the terminal 120 or the like transmits the name and date of birth input to the mountaineering behavior history management device 140, the mountaineering behavior history management device 140, based on the name and date of birth, enters the mountaineering information table 300 and the mountain hut accommodation information. The table 330 is searched to acquire the behavior history of the missing person including staying in the mountain hut, and the behavior history information indicating the behavior history is transmitted to the terminal 120 or the like. The terminal 120 displays the received action history information on the screen. Normally, the actual accommodation status 335 of the mountain hut accommodation information table 330 includes the name and date of birth of the guest.
In the left half 410 of the screen, the position of the missing person at each time, the passage of the mountain trail, the check-in and check-out of the mountain hut are displayed on the map. In the right half 420, the place names of the positions of missing persons at each time are listed. Note that “information acquisition” described in the log information means information obtained from position information transmitted from the terminal 120. Further, “entry confirmation (mountain entrance)” means that the mountain climber changes the state of the action history 306 from before entering the mountain to during mountain climbing using the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120 at that time. “Accommodation information (mountain hut)” means information retrieved from the actual accommodation status 335 in the hut accommodation information table 330.
This screen allows the person involved in the investigation to know the missing person's steps more clearly.

FIG. 17 shows an example of a screen on which a searcher involved in searching for a missing person narrows down word-of-mouth information and other mountainees who may be witnessed.
The searcher involved in the investigation of the missing person uses the visitor behavior history management system 160 to obtain word-of-mouth information about the missing person at the date and time specified by the searcher and other mountainees who may be witnessed. Can be displayed on the terminal 120 or the like.
After the searcher examines the behavior history of the missing person on the behavior history screen of the missing person shown in FIG. 16, for example, when the date and time in the behavior history is specified on the terminal 120 or the like, the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 Acquires the coordinates of the missing person at the date and time from the action history 306 of the mountain climber information table 300, and searches the word-of-mouth information table 320 and the mountain climber information table 300 based on the designated date and time and the acquired coordinates. By this search, the mountain climber action history management device 140 acquires word-of-mouth information (hereinafter referred to as related word-of-mouth information) registered near the coordinates acquired at the date and time close to the specified date and time, and at the specified date and time. Identifies a mountain climber who was near the coordinates acquired at a near date and time (a mountain climber who may have witnessed a missing person). Then, the mountain climber action history management device 140 creates information indicating the related word-of-mouth information and other mountain climbers who may be witnessed, and transmits the information to the terminal 120. The terminal 120 displays related word-of-mouth information and information indicating other mountainees who may be witnessed on the screen.
In the left half 411 of this screen, the position where the related word-of-mouth information is registered and the positions of other mountainees who may be witnessed are displayed on the map. In the right half 421 of the screen, the names of other mountainees who may be witnessed and names of mountainees who have registered word-of-mouth information are listed. Note that “information acquisition” described in the log information means that the name displayed on the left is the name of another mountainee 303 searched from the mountaineering information table 300, and “word of mouth”. Means that the name displayed on the left is the name 322 retrieved from the word-of-mouth information table 320. For example, FIG. 17 is an example of a screen displayed when the searcher designates the date and time “August 4, 5:32” of the missing person who was investigated on the screen of FIG.
This screen allows the investigator to quickly approach relevant word-of-mouth information about the missing person and the sightseeing mountaineer.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart of an example of a search process using the mountain climber behavior history management system 160.
When the searcher inputs the name and date of birth of the missing person to the terminal 120, the terminal 120 transmits the name and date of birth of the missing person to the mountaineering behavior history management device 140 (S301). The database search unit 230 of the action history management device 140 searches the mountaineering information table 300 and the mountain hut accommodation information table 330 based on the received name and date of birth (S311), and the missing including the lodging in the mountain hut is missing. A person's action history is acquired (S312). Then, the database search unit 230 transmits behavior history information indicating the behavior history of the missing person to the terminal 120 (S313). The terminal 120 displays the behavior history information of the missing person (S302).
When the searcher designates the date and time included in the behavior history of the missing person on the terminal 120, the terminal 120 transmits the date and time to the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 (S303). The database search unit 230 acquires the coordinates of the missing person at the date and time received from the action history 306 of the mountaineering information table 300 (S314). And the database search part 230 searches the word-of-mouth information table 320 by the received date and the acquired coordinate, and acquires related word-of-mouth information (S315). Next, the database search unit 230 searches the mountaineering information table 300 with the designated date and time and the acquired coordinates, and identifies a mountaineering person who may have witnessed the missing person (S316). And the database search part 230 produces the information which shows the related word-of-mouth information and the other mountain climber who may be witnessed (S317), and transmits the information to the terminal 120 (S318). The terminal 120 displays related word-of-mouth information and information indicating other mountainees who may be witnessed on the screen (S304).

(Preliminary prediction)
FIG. 19 shows an example of conditions for predicting a mountain climber who may fall into a dangerous situation in advance.
The prior prediction unit 250 of the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 determines whether there is a possibility of falling into a dangerous situation for each mountain climber entering the mountain at a predetermined time interval (for example, one hour interval).
For example, a mountain climber who meets one of the conditions listed in FIG. 19 is a mountain climber who may fall into a dangerous situation.
The condition A in FIG. 19 is “the mountainees do not arrive at the scheduled arrival time of the mountain hut and are not staying in other mountain huts”. In this case, there is a possibility that some trouble has occurred on the way to the mountain hut. The prior prediction unit 250 determines whether or not there is a mountaineer who meets the condition A based on the action history 306 of the mountaineer information table 300 and the actual accommodation state 335 of the mountain hut accommodation information table 330.
Condition B in FIG. 19 is “Did not descend even after the scheduled time for descent”. In this case, you may have encountered some trouble on your way down the mountain. The prior prediction unit 250 determines whether or not there is a mountain climber that meets the condition B based on the behavior schedule 305 and the behavior history 306 in the mountain climber information table 300.
The condition C in FIG. 19 is “the action history is greatly delayed from the action schedule”. In this case, you may have exhausted your physical strength on the road, so you need to be careful. The prior prediction unit 250 determines whether or not there is a mountain climber that meets the condition C based on the behavior schedule 305 and the behavior history 306 in the mountain climber information table 300.
The condition D in FIG. 19 is “I entered the danger area during bad weather”. A person in such a state is highly likely to be an expert, but there is a possibility that such a scene may be unexpectedly encountered and cause trouble. The prior prediction unit 250 uses the behavior history 306 of the mountain visitor information table 300, the surrounding situation 344 of the mountain hut guidance table 340, the weather 353 and the mountain trail situation 354 of the area guidance information table 350, and Determine presence or absence.

When the prior prediction unit 250 determines that there is a mountain climber who may fall into a dangerous situation, the prior prediction unit 250 obtains a jurisdiction area based on the behavior history 306 of the mountain climber information table 300, and the user information table 260 A warning email is sent to the e-mail address 263 of the instructor or police officer, mountain hut, and searcher identified by the jurisdiction area 267.
The cases listed in Fig. 19 are examples. However, systematize information, collect a large amount of information, set conditions to be careful about them, and automatically mark them to help predict possible troubles in advance. Can do.

(Enter action schedule)
FIG. 20 shows an example of a screen on which a mountain climber inputs an action schedule before or during mountain climbing.
The mountain climber inputs an action schedule from the mobile terminal 110, a moving cafe or visitor center, or a mountain hut terminal 120 (for example, a personal computer) in the mountain.
Click or tap a date on the calendar to enter the date. Here, we register mountain trips for 3 days from 7/26 to 7/28. Next, you can select a mountain area to enter by clicking or tapping the area on the map. Here, the mountain area of the Goro Kurobe area in the Northern Alps is selected. The user interface unit 210 of the mountain climber behavior history management apparatus 140 acquires route information from a route database (not shown) and displays the screen of FIG.
Furthermore, by clicking or tapping on the set area rectangle and selecting from the displayed candidates, points that are scheduled to stop near the relevant date and time can be added. In FIG. 20, three points are additionally entered: standing up early in the morning on July 26, Yakushidaira on the night of July 26, and Shinhotaka on the night of July 28. Also, points can be registered in the time zone by dragging or swiping over the area rectangle. In FIG. 20, Akagisawa is registered in the morning of 7/27.
You can register the purpose of entering the mountain by selecting from the candidates displayed by clicking or tapping the purpose (activity). The default is peak hunt, but you can specify climbing, collecting mushrooms and wild plants, bird watching, mountain climbing and mountain skiing. In FIG. 20, the peak hunt is registered for 3 days, and further climbs on the morning of 7/27, and climbing is registered on the morning of 7/28.
When the input of the action schedule ends, the database registration / update unit 220 of the mountain climber action history management device 140 registers or updates the action schedule in the mountain climber information table 300.

FIG. 21 shows another example of the action schedule input screen.
In FIG. 21, the sword area in the Northern Alps is entered from 5/1 to 5/2, and the Murodo at the time of entry on 5/1 and the Omae hut scheduled for accommodation on 5/1 are registered as points. The purpose is to register mountain skiing.

(Distribution of mountain area information)
FIG. 22 shows an example of a setting screen for a mountain climber or a planned mountain climber to receive mountain area information by the mobile terminal 110.
The user interface unit 210 of the mountain climber action history management device 140 displays the setting screen of FIG. 22 on the mobile terminal 110 or the terminal 120. The area in FIG. 22 is information indicating an area distributed to the mobile terminal 110 and is displayed based on the action schedule 305 in the mountaineering information table 300. In the setting screen of FIG. 22, the mountain area information is requested every day from 9:00 to 5 days before the scheduled entry date by the entry person or the prospective entry person. It is set to be approach information to the trailhead. In addition, during entering the mountain, it is set to distribute the weather, the condition of the mountain trail, and information on the activity at 5:30 every day, and the weather, the condition of the mountain trail, and the information on the mountain hut every day at 13:30. .
The database search unit 230 of the mountain climber action history management device 140 acquires the information set by distribution on the setting screen of FIG. 22 by searching the area guide information table 350 and the mountain hut guide information table 340 at the set time. And delivered to the mobile terminal 110. When the information is distributed, the portable terminal 110 displays a distribution screen shown in FIG.

  In the above-described embodiment, the mobile terminal 110 transmits position information to the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 every time it accesses the mountain climber behavior history management device 140, but it is difficult to receive radio waves in the mountain area. There is also a place. In such a place, position information acquired by the GPS function at a predetermined time interval is stored, and when a mountain climber accesses the mountain climber action history management device 140 from the mobile terminal 110 at a place where the radio wave enters, The position information stored in the portable terminal 110 may be automatically collected and transmitted to the mountain climber behavior history management device 140 at the timing of entering.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the change of the state of the action history 306 in the mountaineering information table 300 from before entering the mountain to during mountaineering, and from during the mountaineering to lower mountain finished is set by the mountaineering person using the mobile terminal 110. The climber action history management device has means for guessing the climber's entrance and descent based on the coordinates of the action history 306, and the means sets the change from before entering the mountain to entering the mountain and from entering the mountain to the completed mountain. It is good to do.

As described above, according to the present invention, conventional mountaineering information such as a mountain climbing notification, a mountaineering counter, and a guest card and location information emitted from a mountaineering person's mobile terminal are collectively displayed as IT (Information Technology). ) It can be accumulated and managed on the system, and the accumulated information can be used for prediction of troubles in mountains, early detection and rescue of victims at the time of trouble occurrence, and initial investigation of missing persons.
In addition, the notification of climbing has a strong meaning of obligation, and it is difficult to expect all mountain climbers to submit a mountain climbing report, but the mountain hut and local governments in the mountaineering behavior history management system 160, the weather and temperature, the state of the mountain trail, By registering information that the mountainees are pleased with, such as water fields, snowfall, flowers, birds, and congestion information, the mountainer's behavior history management system 160 provides them with the information, so they will act voluntarily against the mountainers. Can be registered in the mountain climber behavior history management system 160 to prompt access to the mountain climber behavior history management system 160. Furthermore, the mountain climber action history management system 160 can pinpoint information that matches the mountain climber's action schedule.

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, various modifications and combinations necessary for design reasons and other factors are described in the inventions described in the claims and the specific embodiments described in the embodiments of the invention. It is included in the scope of the invention corresponding to the example.

110 mobile terminal 120 terminal 130 network 140 mountain climber behavior history management device 150 mountain climber behavior history management DB
160 Mountaineering Behavior History Management System 210 User Interface Unit 220 Database Registration / Updating Unit 230 Database Searching Unit 240 Shimoyama Confirmation Unit 250 Prediction Unit 260 User Information Table 300 Mountaineering Information Table 310 Mountaineering Information Table 320 Word-of-mouth Information Table 330 Mountain Hut Accommodation information table 340 Mountain hut guide information table 350 Area guide information table

Claims (4)

A mountain visitor information storage means for storing mountain visitor information in which an action history that is a history of the time and the position of the mountain climber at the time is stored;
Word-of-mouth information storage means for storing word-of-mouth information including a word-of-mouth registered by a mountain climber and the time and position at which the word-of-mouth is acquired;
Position information receiving means for receiving position information including time and position from a mobile terminal;
Action history accumulating means for accumulating the time and position included in the position information received by the position information receiving means in the mountainee information stored in the mountainee information storage means;
Word-of-mouth receiving means for receiving the word-of-mouth from a portable terminal or terminal;
Word-of-mouth information storing means for storing word-of-mouth information received by the word-of-mouth receiving means and word-of-mouth information including the time and position at which the word-of-mouth is received;
When an action history search request including the mountain visitor identification information for identifying the mountain climber is received from the portable terminal or the terminal, the information is stored in the mountain visitor information storage unit based on the mountain visitor identification information included in the action history search request. A mountainee behavior history transmitting means for searching the mountainee information being acquired, obtaining a behavior history of the mountain climber identified by the mountain climber identification information, and transmitting the obtained behavior history to the mobile terminal or the terminal;
When a mountaineer-related information search request including designation of the time and / or position of the mountainee included in the behavior history is received from the mobile terminal or terminal that has received the behavior history transmitted by the mountainee behavior history transmitting means, Based on the time and position included in the search request information related to the mountain climber, search for the mountain visitor information stored in the mountain climber information storage means and the word of mouth information stored in the word of mouth information storage means, and the designation Information indicating other visitors who were near the designated position at a time close to the designated time and word-of-mouth information registered near the designated position at a time close to the designated time And a mountain-related information transmitting means for transmitting the acquired information indicating the other mountain climber and the word-of-mouth information to the mobile terminal or the terminal,
The mountaineering behavior history management system characterized by comprising. The climber information includes an action schedule registered by the climber,
The action history included in the climber information includes information indicating whether the climber is entering or descending,
A mountaineer information registration means for registering mountaineemer information including the action schedule in the mountaineer information storage means,
If the information of the action history is still entering the mountain even if the scheduled descent time specified by the action schedule included in the mountaineer information stored in the mountaineer information storage means has passed, A descent confirmation message sending means for sending a descent confirmation message to check whether or not the mobile terminal is descent,
Comprising
The mountaineering behavior history management system according to claim 1. The climber information includes an action schedule registered by the climber,
A mountaineer information registration means for registering mountaineemer information including the action schedule in the mountaineer information storage means,
Mountain hut accommodation information storage means for storing mountain hut accommodation information including accommodation reservation information indicating a mountain hut accommodation reservation and the actual accommodation status of the mountain hut,
The action schedule and action history included in the mountaineer information stored in the mountaineer information storage unit, the accommodation reservation information included in the mountaineer accommodation information stored in the mountain hut accommodation information storage unit, and the actual accommodation situation Based on the above, it is determined whether or not there is a mountainee who may fall into a dangerous situation, and when there is a mountainee who may fall into a dangerous situation, a warning message about the mountaineer is sent to a predetermined mountain related person Prior prediction means to
Comprising
The mountaineering behavior history management system according to claim 1. Mountain hut guidance information storage means for storing mountain hut guidance information including the surrounding situation and congestion situation of the mountain hut,
Area guidance information storage means for storing area guidance information including the weather of the mountain area and the condition of the mountain trail,
When requested from the portable terminal or terminal for the information included in the mountain hut guidance information and / or the area guidance information, the requested information is retrieved from the mountain hut guidance information storage means and / or the area guidance information storage means. Guidance information search means to be transmitted to the mobile terminal or the terminal,
With
The location information receiving means receives the location information at the same time when receiving from the mobile terminal various information including the word-of-mouth and the request for information included in the mountain hut guidance information and / or the area guidance information.
The mountaineering behavior history management system according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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