JP2021047575A - Server device, method and program for reward provision to wildlife capture - Google Patents

Abstract

To allow more users to use an application service which designates installation places for a trap for wildlife captures.SOLUTION: According to the present invention, a server device includes one or more processors capable of executing a program for achieving an application service, and the program includes a place information acquisition module for acquiring information for designating installation places for a trap for capturing wildlife from a user terminal, a point providing module for providing a user designating an installation place for a trap with a prescribed amount of points usable for an exchange for a prescribed commodity in the case that wildlife is captures by the trap set to the installation place, and a point exchange processing module for performing a delivery procedure of a commodity to the user instead of a commodity provider in response to an exchange request when the exchange request for the commodity using the points is transmitted from the user terminal.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to, for example, a server device, a method, and a program having a mechanism for giving a reward when a bird or beast such as an ino or a deer is captured.

In recent years, so-called bird and beast damage such as agricultural land being devastated and livestock being attacked by birds and beasts such as ingots and deer has been increasing. Along with this, the amount of damage is increasing year by year, which has become an extremely serious problem for farmers and livestock farmers.

However, the work of agricultural workers and livestock farmers is to produce agricultural products and livestock products, and such measures against wildlife damage are not the original work. Furthermore, the aging of agricultural workers and livestock farmers is advancing year by year, and there is a fact that they cannot afford to take measures against wildlife damage in addition to their original jobs.

Therefore, measures against wildlife damage are not actively carried out by agricultural workers and livestock farmers, and tend to depend on the measures of the national and local governments.

Under these circumstances, the national and local governments have taken the problem of wildlife damage seriously, and in order to stop the increase in damage, a reasonable budget has been allocated, the number of cages for capture has increased, and the number of hunters has increased. Measures such as an increase in the number of mobilization have been taken. In connection with this, for example, as in Non-Patent Document 1, in order to reduce the burden on hunters by utilizing IoT, a technique for notifying by e-mail that a trap including a cage has moved has also been put into practical use. ing.

"Mimawari Rakutaro", NTTPC Communications Incorporated, https://www.nttpc.co.jp/solution/iot/rakutaro/ (Searched on August 8, 1st year of Reiwa)

However, measures such as increasing the number of cages for capture and increasing the number of hunters mobilized are symptomatic treatments, so their effects are temporary and not permanent. Therefore, although the damage immediately after the countermeasures are implemented will be temporarily reduced, it will return to its original state over time, and the damage will recur, as if it were a cat-and-mouse game.

This does not provide a fundamental solution to the problem, no matter how much the budget is allocated, so drastic and permanent measures are desired.

On the other hand, while this kind of wildlife damage is serious for farmers and livestock farmers, it is also a fact that it is hardly known to people in urban areas.

Therefore, the applicant raises awareness of wildlife damage and creates a scheme that can contribute to bird and beast damage countermeasures not only for rural people who are victims of wildlife damage but also for urban people. Was considered preferable.

The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and the application service for specifying the installation location of the trap for capturing birds and beasts is requested to be used by more users, and the usage fee is charged to the installation of the trap. The purpose is to provide a server device, method, and program for rewarding users with points that can be exchanged for goods if they actually succeed in capturing birds and beasts. To do.

In order to achieve the above object, the following measures are taken in the present invention.

That is, the invention of claim 1 is one or a plurality of server devices that are communicably connected to a user terminal and provide an application service to the user terminal and can execute a program that realizes the application service. Equipped with a processor. The program has a location information acquisition module that acquires information specifying a trap installation location for capturing birds and beasts from the user terminal, and when the birds and beasts are captured by a trap set in the installation location, this trap. A point-giving module that grants a predetermined amount of points that can be used for exchanging a predetermined product to a user who has specified the installation location, and a request from the user terminal to exchange the points for a product. Upon transmission, the product is provided with a point exchange processing module that delivers the product to the user on behalf of the provider of the product in response to the exchange request.

According to the invention of claim 2, when the point exchange processing module requests the user who has made the exchange request for personal information necessary for the shipping procedure and performs the delivery procedure to the user, the request is made. The server device according to claim 1, which uses the personal information notified accordingly.

The invention of claim 3 is the server device according to claim 2, wherein the personal information includes the name and address of the user.

The invention of claim 4 is the server device according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the point exchange processing module destroys the personal information after the completion of the shipping procedure.

The invention of claim 5 is the server device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the product arranged for delivery to the user is provided by the provider to the operator of the application service. is there.

The invention of claim 6 is the server device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the provider is a beneficiary of the benefits of being captured by the birds and beasts.

The invention of claim 7 is the server device according to claim 6, wherein the beneficiary includes at least one of a farmer and a local government suffering from wildlife damage.

The invention of claim 8 is a method implemented by an application service that receives instructions from a user regarding the installation of a trap for capturing birds and beasts, and is one or a plurality of processors capable of executing a program that realizes the application service. However, when the information for designating the installation location of the trap is obtained from the user and the bird or beast is captured by the trap set in the installation location, the user can use it for exchange for a predetermined product. When a predetermined amount of points is given and an exchange request for a product using the points is transmitted from the user, the product is provided on behalf of the provider of the product in response to the exchange request. The delivery procedure is performed to the user.

The invention of claim 9 is when the processor requests the user who has made the exchange request for the personal information necessary for the shipping procedure for the delivery procedure, and performs the delivery procedure to the user. , The method according to claim 8, wherein the personal information notified in response to this request is used.

The invention of claim 10 is the method of claim 9, wherein the personal information includes the name and address of the user.

The invention of claim 11 is the method according to claim 9 or 10, wherein the processor destroys the personal information after the completion of the shipping procedure.

The invention of claim 12 is the method according to any one of claims 8 to 11, wherein the product arranged for delivery to the user is provided by the provider to the operator of the application service. ..

The invention of claim 13 is the method according to any one of claims 8 to 12, wherein the provider is a beneficiary of the benefits of being captured by the birds and beasts.

The invention of claim 14 is the method of claim 13, wherein the beneficiary includes at least one of a farmer and a municipality suffering from wildlife damage.

The invention of claim 15 is a program executed to provide an application service to a user terminal, and specifies a location of a trap for capturing birds and beasts transmitted from the user terminal operated by the user. A function of acquiring information, a function of giving a predetermined amount of points that can be used for exchanging a predetermined product to the user when a bird or beast is captured by a trap set in the installation location, the user terminal. When an exchange request for a product using the points is transmitted, the processor is provided with a function of delivering the product to the user on behalf of the provider of the product in response to the exchange request. make it happen.

The invention of claim 16 is a function of requesting the user for personal information necessary for the shipping procedure for the delivery procedure, and a notification in response to the request when performing the delivery procedure to the user. The program according to claim 15, further realizing the function of using the personal information provided by the processor.

The invention of claim 17 is the program according to claim 15 or 16, further realizing the function of destroying the personal information in the processor after the completion of the shipping procedure.

According to the present invention, it is possible to have more users use the application service that specifies the installation location of the trap for capturing birds and beasts, and to utilize the usage fee as the cost for installing the trap. .. Then, when the birds and beasts are actually captured, the user wants to continuously use the application service by giving the user points that can be exchanged for the product. As a result, it becomes possible to raise the awareness of bird and beast damage, and it is possible to continuously secure the cost for setting the trap, so that it is possible to contribute to the reduction of bird and beast damage.

FIG. 1 is a network configuration diagram showing an example of a network environment in which a server device is arranged. FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing an example of electronic circuit configuration of a server device. FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of map information displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of capture record information displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap selection screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a capture success notification screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a product exchange screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 8 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a login screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 9 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a new registration screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 10A is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a home screen displayed from a user terminal. FIG. 10B is a conceptual diagram showing another example of the home screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 11 is a flow chart showing an example of the flow of the trap installation process. FIG. 12A is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap installation location list screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 12B is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap installation location list screen displayed from the user terminal during the trap installation location change process. FIG. 13A is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap detailed setting screen displayed from the user terminal before the trap is installed. FIG. 13B is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap detailed setting screen displayed from the user terminal after the trap is installed. FIG. 14A is a conceptual diagram showing an example of an uninstalled trap list screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 14B is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a screen displayed from the user terminal when there is no uninstalled trap. FIG. 15 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap purchase screen displayed from the user terminal. FIG. 16 is a flow chart showing an example of the flow of the trap installation location change process.

Hereinafter, a server device to which the method for measures against wildlife damage according to the embodiment of the present invention is applied will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a network configuration diagram showing an example of a network environment in which a server device is arranged.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the server device 10 can communicate with a user terminal 60 such as a PC, a tablet, or a smartphone (hereinafter referred to as a “smartphone”) via, for example, a wired or wireless communication network 70. It is connected and provides an application service AP (hereinafter, abbreviated as "AP") to the user terminal 60. AP raises awareness of bird and beast damage while letting users enjoy the game through a game app that sets a trap for capturing bird and beast damage, and raises the usage fee of the game app as a cost for exterminating birds and beasts. can do.

The user can access the server device 10 and use the AP by operating the user terminal 60. That is, the AP is realized as a Web application, and there is no substance of the AP in the user terminal 60. Further, the server device 10 does not necessarily have to be a substantive server, and may be constructed in the cloud.

The network environment as illustrated in FIG. 1 may include a LAN such as Ethernet (registered trademark), or a WAN or the like to which a plurality of LANs are connected via a public line or a dedicated line. In the case of LAN, it is composed of a large number of subnets via routers as needed. Further, in the case of WAN, a firewall or the like for connecting to a public line is appropriately provided, but the illustration and detailed description thereof will be omitted here.

FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram showing an example of electronic circuit configuration of a server device.

The electronic circuit of the server device 10 includes a CPU 12, a recording medium reading unit 14, a communication unit 15, a memory 20, and a storage device 30 connected to each other by a bus 11.

The memory 20 is a user authentication module 21, a charge collection module 22, a map information provision module 23, a location information acquisition module 24, a capture record information storage module 25, a capture record information provision module 26, and a point granting module as programs for realizing AP. 27 and the point exchange processing module 28 are stored.

These program modules 21 to 28 may be stored in the memory 20 in advance, or are read and stored in the memory 20 from an external recording medium 13 such as a memory card via the recording medium reading unit 14. You may. These program modules 21 to 28 cannot be rewritten.

In the memory 20, in addition to such a user-non-rewritable area, a writable data area 29 is secured as an area for storing rewritable data.

The CPU 12 is an example of one or a plurality of processors capable of executing each program module 21 to 28, and controls the operation of each part of the circuit according to each program module 21 to 28.

The storage device 30 includes a map information database 31, a user information database 32, and a capture record information database 33.

The storage device 30 includes, for example, an SSD (Solid State Drive), an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), or the like.

The communication unit 15 is connected to the communication network 70 and controls the transmission and reception of information between the user terminal 60 and the server device 10 performed via the communication network 70. A lot of information is transmitted and received between the user terminal 60 and the server device 10, and all of these are done via the communication unit 15. In the following description, duplicate explanation that information transmission / reception between the user terminal 60 and the server device 10 is performed by the communication unit 15 is avoided.

The user authentication module 21 provides a user registration screen for user registration, a user authentication screen for user authentication, and the like to the user terminal 60 that has accessed the server device 10 in order to use the AP, and provides the user with a user authentication screen. Then, the input for user registration information and the input for user authentication are prompted.

In response to this, when the user inputs for user registration or user authentication from the user terminal 60, the user authentication module 21 performs user registration processing or user authentication according to the contents. When the process is performed and the user registration and user authentication are completed without any problem, the user is allowed to use the AP. The user can register the address, name, and user name at the time of user registration, but the address and name do not necessarily have to be entered at the time of user registration, and are necessary, for example, at the time of product exchange described later. You may enter it when becomes. Therefore, the user can register the user and use the AP by using the user name without providing personal information more than necessary.

User registration may be performed once at the start of the first use, and user registration information U1 input from the user terminal 60 for user registration and user authentication information U2 for user authentication (for example, user ID and password). Is stored in the user information database 32 for each user, and only the user authentication process is required from the next use. In the user authentication process, it is determined that the user authentication information input to the user terminal 60 matches the user authentication information U2 stored in the user information database 32. As for user registration and user authentication, any conventional method can be used, so details will be omitted.

The charge collection module 22 performs a process for collecting the AP usage charge from the user terminal 60. As the charge collection method, any conventional method such as credit card payment, bank transfer, convenience store payment, and a method of adding to the communication charge can be used, so details will be omitted here. The collected usage fee is converted into points (in-game currency) that can be used in the game. In AP, points are used to purchase traps for capturing birds and beasts, or to exchange for goods as described below. The converted points are associated with the user registration information U1 of the user and stored in the point balance information P of the user information database 32.

The map information database 31 stores map information M in which locations where traps can be set are displayed. The place where the trap can be set, which is displayed in the map information M, corresponds to the place where the cage for catching birds and beasts is installed. Such map information M is created based on, for example, information provided by the local government, and is updated each time a new cage is set or the cage is removed.

The map information providing module 23 acquires the map information M from the map information database 31 and transmits the acquired map information M to the user terminal 60 in order to display it from the user terminal 60.

FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of map information displayed from the user terminal.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, the user terminal 60 displays the map information M in which the location of the cage is indicated by a circle.

By operating the user terminal 60, the user can search for a place where he / she wants to set a trap while appropriately scrolling or enlarging / reducing the map information M. Then, when you find the place where you want to set the trap, you can specify the place where you want to set the trap by tapping the circle corresponding to that place. By transmitting this designated information from the user terminal 60 to the server device 10, the location information acquisition module 24 can acquire an input for designating a location where the user wants to set a trap from the user terminal 60.

The server device 10 not only provides map information M when the user specifies a place where he / she wants to set a trap, but also captures past bird / beast capture record information J (for example, for each trap (capture location)). It is also possible to present the number of successful captures, the history of the number of failures, etc.).

For this purpose, the server device 10 includes a capture record information storage module 25, a capture record information providing module 26, and a capture record information database 33.

When a bird or beast is captured by a trap set in a designated place, the capture record information storage module 25 captures the capture record information J including the capture date, the capture location, and the number of user terminals that specify this trap. It is stored in the information database 33.

The capture record information providing module 26 provides the capture record information J accumulated by the capture record information database 33 to the user terminal 60.

FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of capture record information displayed from the user terminal.

As illustrated in FIG. 4, the capture record information J may be displayed as statistical graphs and log data, may be only statistical graphs, only log data, or may be displayed in any other format. May be done.

In this way, the user can determine the place where he / she wants to set the trap by referring not only to the map information M but also to the capture record information J. Once you have decided where you want to set the trap, you can then decide on the type of trap.

FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap selection screen displayed from the user terminal.

The trap selection screen W is a screen provided by the location information acquisition module 24, and as illustrated in FIG. 5, the types of traps are displayed in a list. The trap has an expiration date specified, for example, within one month or three months after purchase, and the price varies depending on the length of the expiration date. In the trap selection screen W and another screen described later, the price of the trap is indicated by points. The longer the expiration date, the higher the price. In addition, the trap also specifies which birds and beasts are intended to be captured (for example, deer, wild boar, etc.), and the price varies depending on the birds and beasts to be captured. Traps for large birds and beasts are more expensive than traps for small birds and beasts. The user can purchase the trap by using the points he has. The user who purchased the trap in this way is referred to as a "trap owner" in the present specification.

By operating the user terminal 60, the user can select a desired trap (for example, an expiration date of 1 month: wild boar) from the trap selection screen W. In response to this, the location information acquisition module 24 records the trap purchase information K of the user in association with the user registration information U1 stored in the user information database 32. The trap purchase information K includes the location, price, expiration date, and target bird / beast of the trap. The location information acquisition module 24 further refers to the user's point balance information P stored in the user information database 32, and subtracts the points used for purchasing the trap from the points currently held to obtain points. Update the points of balance information P.

Based on the trap purchase information K stored in the user information database 32 in this way, the designated trap is set in the site, that is, in the designated cage.

In addition to the cages installed at the site, various sensors, imaging means such as cameras, and communication means are also installed. These sensors acquire various data such as climate, weather, temperature, humidity, soil moisture, amount of solar radiation, vibration, and sound. For example, an imaging means such as a camera captures an image of a bird or beast captured in a cage. The communication means can transmit the image information and signals corresponding to various data acquired by other sensors to the server device 10 or a dedicated server (not shown).

These image information and data can be utilized as valuable knowledge regarding the correlation between the bird and beast capture rate and the environmental conditions. For example, by analyzing in detail the data acquired when birds and beasts were actually captured in a trap, we can expect new findings on the conditions under which the capture rate can be increased. .. Then, based on the obtained knowledge, the arrangement of the cage can be optimized. Further, the data may be accumulated in the capture record information database 33 and provided from the capture record information providing module 26 to the user terminal 60 or the local government in the form of being summarized as statistical data. Also, if provided to zoologists, these data will be effectively utilized as data for research.

By referring to the statistical data provided by the capture record information providing module 26, the user can infer under what conditions the possibility of capturing birds and beasts is high. Such reasoning motivates the user to purchase the next trap. In AP, as will be described later, if you succeed in capturing birds and beasts with a trap, you will be given bonus points. Therefore, the user can use this reasoning result to learn where to set the next trap. In this way, when APs become widespread, awareness of wildlife damage will naturally increase, and a virtuous cycle will be formed in which traps will be set up more and more in places with high capture rates. It can be expected to dramatically promote measures against wildlife damage.

Along with this, more and more data will be accumulated in the capture record information database 33, and more statistical data will be provided to local governments and zoologists. Therefore, by analyzing these statistical data by local governments and zoologists, more useful knowledge about bird and beast ecosystems will be discovered and used to build new added value. ..

By the way, many cages such as hundreds of cages are installed at one site (mountain or forest). It costs a lot to set various sensors as described above for such a large number of cages. In addition, the amount of communication by the communication means becomes enormous. Therefore, as the communication means, it is preferable to use a communication infrastructure for IoT (for example, LoRaWAN) whose communication cost is very low even over a long distance. It is not preferable to use the communication network of a mobile phone as the communication means. This is because many cages are installed at one site, which increases the cost, and in the first place, there are places where the radio waves of mobile phones do not reach deep in the mountains.

As described above, although the introduction of a communication infrastructure having a very low communication cost is being considered for the communication means, the cost required for installing the sensor and the like is enormous.

Therefore, the AP may be provided with an option to allocate the user's points not only to the purchase of a trap or exchange for a product as described later, but also to the cost of the sensor. This makes it possible to utilize the points for the enhancement of on-site infrastructure.

The point-giving module 27 grants bonus points to the trap owner as a success reward when the target bird or beast is captured by a trap set in a designated place, that is, when the capture is successful. When the bonus points are given, the point balance information P is updated by adding the bonus points to the points recorded in the point balance information P. The user can use the points recorded in the point balance information P as purchase funds for further traps, for exchange for products as described later, or for the cost of sensors as described above. ..

In addition, in order to give bonus points, the actual capture was successful, that is, the target bird and beast was captured within the expiration date of the trap by the trap set in the designated place. It is necessary to confirm. Because, for example, even if the cage door is closed, the actual birds and beasts are not captured, but if the cage door is closed by the wind, or the door is closed, it is called an empty repellent. However, there may be cases where birds and beasts have not actually been captured (escaped), or birds and beasts that are not intended have been captured.

Therefore, the following confirmation work is required to determine whether or not to give bonus points.

First, when the door of the cage is closed, the door sensor installed in the cage is activated, and the signal from the door sensor is transmitted to the server device 10 via the communication network 70.

When a signal is transmitted from the door sensor, the AP operator monitors the condition of the cage with a remote camera, and that the trap is activated (the cage is actually closed) and that the trap is valid. Make sure that it is within the deadline, and that the target birds and beasts are captured in the cage. The operator of the AP determines whether or not the capture is successful by such confirmation work, and if it is determined that the capture is successful, the trap owner's user terminal 60 displays a capture success notification screen and points. Instruct the grant module 27 to grant bonus points to the trap owner.

FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a capture success notification screen displayed from the user terminal.

The trap owner confirms that the capture was successful and the points given as a bonus (for example, 200 points) by displaying the capture success notification screen as shown in FIG. 6 from the user terminal 60. be able to.

The point exchange processing module 28 is activated when the user wants to exchange the points recorded in the point balance information P for a product.

FIG. 7 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a product exchange screen displayed from the user terminal.

When the user wants to exchange the points recorded in the point balance information P for a product, he / she operates the user terminal 60, and a product exchange screen S as illustrated in FIG. 7 is displayed.

On the product exchange screen S, the balance points Z recorded in the user's point balance information P are displayed, and the products that can be exchanged at the balance points Z are displayed by a list, an icon, an image, or the like. The user can specify a desired product from the displayed products by operating the user terminal 60.

The goods can be agricultural products or special products provided by the beneficiaries of the benefits of capturing birds and beasts, such as farmers and municipalities. In this case, the farmer may be a farmer other than the farmer near the cage in which the birds and beasts were actually captured, or the municipality other than the municipality that owns the cage in which the birds and beasts were actually captured. By not limiting the providers of the products in this way, it becomes possible to provide more types of products, which is more attractive to the user.

Goods are not necessarily physical goods, but can also be services. For example, it may be used as an invitation ticket to a game event where the captured birds and beasts are eaten as game. As a local government, if you plan such an event, urban users will actually visit the local government, so it will also be a kind of tourism business, which will lead to revitalization of the local government. There is a merit that it can be done.

On the other hand, by actually visiting the site where the user set the trap, the user can not only raise awareness as a trap owner and also have a good time by interacting with the local people, but also birds and beasts. Awareness of harm can be further raised.

By making it possible to provide this kind of service to users without limiting the providers, the principle of competition between local governments will also work, and it will be possible to provide users with even higher quality products. The effect is also expected.

When the product is designated by the user in this way, the point exchange processing module 28 refers to the user registration information U1 of the user, grasps the address and name of the user, and performs processing necessary for shipping the product. .. As described above, the AP does not necessarily require the user to input personal information such as an address and a name at the time of user registration. Therefore, the user registration information U1 includes both the user's address and name. It may not be recorded. In such a case, the point exchange processing module 28 requests the user terminal 60 to input the user's address and name.

When the user operates the user terminal 60 to input the address and the name in response to this, the input address and the name are recorded in the user registration information U1 of the user, and the point exchange processing module 28 is the user registration information U1. Create a tag with reference to the address and name recorded in, and request the shipping company, etc. to ship the product.

After the shipment of the product is completed, the point exchange processing module 28 erases the address and name of the user recorded in the user registration information U1. That is, since the personal information is used only when necessary and is destroyed after use, it does not remain in the server device 10, so there is no concern that the personal information will be leaked.

Next, an operation example of the server device to which the method for measures against wildlife damage according to the embodiment of the present invention configured as described above is applied will be described.

FIG. 8 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a login screen displayed from the user terminal.

When the user uses the AP, when the user terminal 60 accesses the server device 10, the user terminal 60 displays the user authentication screen a as illustrated in FIG. In response to this, the user uses the input function of the user terminal 60 to input a user ID such as an e-mail address already registered in the input field a1 and a password in the input field a2.

If the entered user ID and password match those already registered, the AP allows this user to enter. On the other hand, if the user has not been registered before, the user can open the new registration screen and perform the new registration process by tapping the new registration button a3.

FIG. 9 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a new registration screen displayed from the user terminal.

When the new registration button a3 is tapped, the new registration screen b as illustrated in FIG. 9 is displayed from the user terminal 60. The user can perform the new registration process by inputting, for example, a nickname b1, an e-mail address b2, a password b3, and a password (for confirmation) b4 as necessary information on the new registration screen b.

When the login to the AP is completed, the home screen is displayed from the user terminal 60.

10A and 10B are conceptual diagrams showing an example of a home screen displayed from a user terminal.

FIG. 10A illustrates a home screen c1 including a trap status display field already installed by the user.

The home screen c1 shown in FIG. 10A shows only the status display columns c11 and c12 of the two traps, but the number of traps is not limited to two, depending on the number of traps installed by the user. The number of status display fields c11, c12, ... Is displayed. The status display columns c11 and c12 include information such as the number of users who have set the same trap, the address where the trap is installed, the expiration date of the trap, and the capture record. Further, detailed setting buttons c111 and c121 and installation location change buttons c112 and c122 are displayed in the status display columns c11 and c12, respectively. By tapping the detailed setting buttons c111 and c121, the user displays the trap detailed setting screen e1 as illustrated in FIG. 13A described later. Further, the user can proceed to the trap installation location change process for changing the trap installation location by tapping the installation location change buttons c112 and c122. The trap installation location change process will be described later.

FIG. 10B illustrates a home screen c2 showing information about breaking news of traps. The home screen c1 and the home screen c2 can be switched and displayed with each other by tabs. Therefore, the user switches from the state in which the home screen c1 is displayed to the state in which the home screen c2 is displayed, or conversely, the state in which the home screen c1 is displayed from the state in which the home screen c2 is displayed. Can be switched to.

On the home screen c2, information such as the trap installation location and the capture time is displayed in the latest order for each of the successful capture records (hereinafter referred to as “capture record”) c21, c22, and c23. Detailed setting buttons c211, c221, and c231 are also displayed on the capture results c21, c22, and c23. The user can display further detailed information on the corresponding capture record by tapping the detailed setting buttons c211, c221, and c231.

The trap setting buttons c13 and c24 are displayed on the home screens c1 and c2. By tapping the trap installation buttons c13 and c24, the user displays the trap installation location list screen d1 as illustrated in FIG. 12A described later.

FIG. 11 is a flow chart showing an example of the flow of the trap installation process.

This flow starts in the start step S1 in which the home screens c1 and c2 are displayed, and when the trap installation buttons c13 and c24 are tapped by the user on the home screens c1 and c2, the process proceeds to the trap installation location list mode S2, and then proceeds to the trap installation location list mode S2. The process proceeds to the trap detail step S3, the uninstalled trap list step S4, and the trap purchase step S5. From the start step S1, the trap installation location list mode S2 is passed to proceed to the trap detail step S3, or from the trap installation location list mode S2, the trap detail step S3 is passed to proceed to the non-installed trap list step S4. , After the non-installed trap list step S4, the process is terminated without proceeding to the trap purchase step S5, or after the non-installed trap list step S4, after the trap purchase step S5 is executed, the process returns to the non-installed trap list step S4 again. You can also do it.

Each step will be described in detail below.

As described above, when the trap setting button c13 is tapped on the home screen c1 exemplified in FIG. 10A, or when the trap setting button c24 is tapped on the home screen c2 exemplified in FIG. 10B, from the start step S1. The process proceeds to the trap installation location list mode S2, and the trap installation location list screen is displayed from the user terminal 60.

FIG. 12A is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap installation location list screen displayed from the user terminal.

FIG. 12A is a trap installation location list screen d1 displayed when a trap is newly installed, and is a map d11 showing trap installation locations (A, B, C, D, E), and each can be installed. An example is a trap installation location screen d1 in which the trap installation status d12, d13 ... At the location is displayed.

For example, in the installation status d12 of the trap in the installable place A, the number of users d121 installing the trap in the installable place A, the address d122 of the installable place A, the expiration date d123 of the trap, the installation change button d124, and The detail display button d125 is displayed.

On the other hand, in the installation status d13 of the trap in the installable place B, the number of users d131 who have installed the trap in the installable place B, the address d132 of the installable place B, the installation button d134, and the detailed display button d135 are displayed. ing.

When the user has already installed the trap in the installation place A, the installation change button d124 is displayed as in the installation status d12.

By tapping the installation change button d124, for example, the trap installation location list screen d2 as illustrated in FIG. 12B is displayed, and the trap already installed in the installation location A can be moved to another installation location. You can proceed to the trap installation location change process for changing. The trap installation location change process will be described later.

Further, the user can proceed to the trap detail step S3 by tapping the detail display button d125.

Returning to FIG. 12A, when the trap is not installed in the installable place B, the installation button d134 is displayed as in the installation status d13. When the user wants to install a new trap in the place where the trap can be installed, the user can proceed to the non-installed trap list step S4 by tapping the installation button d134.

Further, the user can proceed to the trap detail step S3 by tapping the detail display button d135.

FIG. 12B is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap installation location list screen displayed from the user terminal during the trap installation location change process.

FIG. 12B is a trap installation location screen d2 displayed at the time of trap installation location change processing for changing an already installed trap to another installable location, and is a trap installation location (A, B, The map d21 showing C, D, E) and the trap installation status d22, d23 ... At each installable location are displayed.

In FIG. 12B, the installation status d22 of the trap at the installable place B displays the number of users d221 who have installed the trap at the installable place B, the address d222 of the installable place B, and the installation button d224. The trap installation status d23 at the installation location C has the same configuration.

The user taps the installation button d224 to change the trap installed in the installable place A to install it in the installable place B, and taps the installation button d224 to change it to install it in the installable place C. Tap d234. As a result, it is possible to proceed to the uninstalled trap list step S4.

Further, in the start step S1, the user taps the detailed setting buttons c111 and c121 from the home screen c1 illustrated in FIG. 10A to pass the trap installation location list mode S2 from the start step S1 and trap. The detailed step S3 can be proceeded.

In the trap detail step S3, the trap detail setting screen before the trap is installed is displayed from the user terminal 60.

FIG. 13A is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap detailed setting screen displayed from the user terminal before the trap is installed.

On the trap detailed setting screen e1, a map e11 showing the trap installation locations (A, B, C, D, E) is displayed. When the user specifies a place (for example, A) where the trap is to be installed among the installable places displayed on the map e11 by tapping or the like, the user intends to install the trap under the map e11 on the trap detailed setting screen e1. The detailed information e12 of the trap is displayed. The detailed information e12 includes, for example, the number and addresses of users who have set up traps at this location, past capture records (shown as "Hokakutokei information" in FIG. 13A), and the like. The installation button e121 is also displayed on the trap detailed setting screen e1, and when the user wants to install a trap at this location, the user taps the installation button e121 to confirm the installation location of the trap and has not installed it. You can proceed to the trap list step S4.

When the installation of the trap is confirmed, the user terminal 60 displays the trap detailed setting screen after the trap is installed.

FIG. 13B is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap detailed setting screen displayed from the user terminal after the trap is installed.

On the trap detailed setting screen e2, a map e21 showing the trap installation locations (A, B, C, D, E) and detailed information e22 of the installed trap are displayed. The detailed information e22 includes, for example, the number of users who have installed the trap at this location, the address, the expiration date of the trap, and the like. The installation location change button e221 is also displayed on the trap detailed setting screen e2, and the user can also move to the trap installation location change process by tapping the installation location change button e221.

Uninstalled trap list In step S4, the uninstalled trap list screen is displayed from the user terminal 60.

FIG. 14A is a conceptual diagram showing an example of an uninstalled trap list screen displayed from the user terminal.

The list information f11, f12, and f13 of the traps that have been purchased but have not been installed are displayed on the non-installed trap list screen f1. In FIG. 14A, list information f11, f12, and f13 of the three traps are shown, but the number of traps that have not been installed is not limited to three. In the list information f11, f12, and f13, the expiration date of the trap is displayed. Further, trap installation buttons f111, f121, and f131 are also arranged on the non-installed trap list screen f1, and the user can use the trap installation buttons f111, f121, and f131 of the desired trap list information f11, f12, and f13. By tapping, you can decide which trap to install from among the traps that have not been installed.

Further, a trap purchase button f15 and a cancel button f16 are also displayed below the list information f11, f12, and f13. When purchasing a trap, the user can proceed to the trap purchase step S5 by tapping the trap purchase button f15. Further, by tapping the cancel button f16, the operation of the AP can be terminated.

It should be noted that the traps that have not been installed do not always exist, and may not exist in some cases. In such a case, in the non-installed trap list step S4, the screen f2 as shown in FIG. 14B is displayed from the user terminal 60 instead of the uninstalled trap list screen f1 as shown in FIG. 14A.

FIG. 14B is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a screen displayed from the user terminal when there is no uninstalled trap.

The trap purchase button f21 and the cancel button f22 are also displayed on the screen f2 illustrated in FIG. 14B. When purchasing a trap, the user can proceed to the trap purchase step S5 by tapping the trap purchase button f21. Further, by tapping the cancel button f22, the operation of the AP can be terminated.

In the trap purchase step S5, the trap purchase screen is displayed from the user terminal 60.

FIG. 15 is a conceptual diagram showing an example of a trap purchase screen displayed from the user terminal.

On the trap purchase screen g, in addition to the point number display column g1 owned by the user, a list display g2, g3, g4, g5 of traps that can be purchased is displayed. Each list display g2, g3, g4, g5 includes a trap name (for example, "trap 30", "trap 90", etc.), an expiration date (for example, "30" (representing 30 days from the purchase date), and "60". , Etc.), information on purchase points (for example, "1,000" (representing 1,000 points), etc.) is displayed. In addition, purchase buttons g21, g31, g41, and g51 are also displayed on the list displays g2, g3, g4, and g5.

The user can purchase any of the traps displayed in each of the list displays g2, g3, g4, and g5 within the possessed points displayed in the point number display column g1. When actually making a purchase, the purchase button g * 1 displayed on the list display g * of the traps to be purchased (* is an integer of any of 2 to 5 in the case of the example shown in FIG. 15). ) Tap. Also, by tapping the cancel button g6, you can return to the previous screen.

In this way, the user can purchase the trap. When the trap is purchased, the process returns to the process of the non-installed trap list step S4, and the purchased trap is displayed on the non-installed trap list screen f1 as illustrated in FIG. 14A. Therefore, the user can perform the process for setting the trap at the desired place where the trap can be installed by executing the process of the uninstalled trap list step S4 described above.

The flow of the trap installation process as shown in FIG. 11 has been described above. Next, the flow of the trap installation location change process will be described with reference to FIG.

FIG. 16 is a flow chart showing an example of the flow of the trap installation location change process.

In AP, the trap installation process as shown in FIG. 11 and the trap installation location change process as shown in FIG. 16 are not carried out independently, but are actually carried out in a complicated manner. By tapping various buttons on the screen, you can jump from one step to any other step. Therefore, it should be noted that in this specification, the flow of the trap installation process is shown in FIG. 11 and the flow of the trap installation location change process is shown in FIG. 16 for convenience of explanation. Therefore, in the following description of the trap installation location change process, the drawings already described shall avoid duplicate explanations and briefly explain only the points related to the trap installation location change process.

The trap installation location change process has been briefly described with reference to FIG. 12B, but the overall process flow is as shown in FIG. 16, starting step S11, trap installation location list mode S12, installation location detail step S13, And the trap installation location selection mode S14, and after the trap installation location selection mode S14, the process returns to the trap installation location list mode S12.

When each of these steps S11 to S15 is executed, the user terminal 60 displays screens as shown in FIGS. 10A, 12A, 13A, and 13B, as in the case of executing steps S1 to S5 shown in FIG. To.

In the start step S11, a screen as illustrated in FIG. 10A is displayed from the user terminal 60.

The user can proceed to the trap installation location list mode S12 by tapping the trap installation button c13 in FIG. 10A.

Further, the user can proceed to the installation location detailed step S13 by tapping the detailed setting buttons c111 and c121 in FIG. 10A.

Further, the user can proceed to the trap installation location selection mode S14 by tapping the installation location change buttons c112 and c122 in FIG. 10A.

In the trap installation location list mode S12, the screen as shown in FIG. 12A is displayed from the user terminal 60. The user can list the trap installation locations according to the screen as shown in FIG. 12A.

The user can proceed to the trap installation location selection mode S14 by tapping the installation change button d124 in FIG. 12A.

In the installation location detail step S13, the screen as shown in FIG. 13B is displayed from the user terminal 60. The user can perform an operation related to the detailed designation of the trap installation location according to the screen as shown in FIG. 13B.

The user can proceed to the trap installation location selection mode S14 by tapping the installation change button e221 in FIG. 13B.

In the trap installation location selection mode S14, a screen as shown in FIG. 13A is displayed. The user can perform an operation related to the trap installation location selection process according to the screen as shown in FIG. 13A.

The user can complete the trap installation process by tapping the installation button e121 in FIG. 13A. After that, the process returns to the trap installation location list mode S12, and the user terminal 60 displays a screen as shown in FIG. 12A, so that the user can list the trap installation locations.

On the other hand, by tapping the cancel button e122 in FIG. 13A, the trap installation location selection mode S15 can be terminated and the trap installation location list mode S12 can be returned.

As described above, the flow of the trap installation location change process has been described with reference to FIG.

The trap is installed in the cage located at the installation location (hereinafter, also referred to as “site”) determined in this way.

When a bird or beast enters the cage in a trap, the cage door closes, the sensor is activated, and a signal from the sensor is transmitted to the server device 10 via the communication network 70.

In response, the AP operator monitors the condition of the cage with a remote camera, the trap is activated (the cage is actually closed), and the trap is within the expiration date. And confirm that the target birds and beasts are captured in the cage.

The operator of the AP determines whether or not the capture is successful by such confirmation work, and if it is determined that the capture is successful, the user terminal 60 of the trap owner is notified of the success of capture as illustrated in FIG. The screen is displayed, and the point giving module 27 is instructed to give bonus points to the trap owner.

The trap owner has succeeded in capturing birds and beasts and has been given bonus points (for example, 200 points) by displaying the capture success notification screen as shown in FIG. 6 from the user terminal 60. And can be confirmed.

The points granted can be used to purchase new traps or exchange for goods.

In addition to the cages installed at the site, various sensors, imaging means such as cameras, and communication means are also installed. With these sensors, various data such as climate, weather, temperature, humidity, soil moisture, amount of solar radiation, vibration, and sound are acquired. Signals corresponding to various data acquired by these sensors and image data captured by the imaging means are transmitted to the server device 10 or a dedicated server (not shown) by the communication means.

On the other hand, when the user wants to exchange points for a product, the user terminal 60 displays a product exchange screen S as illustrated in FIG. 7.

On the product exchange screen S, the balance points Z recorded in the user's point balance information P are displayed, and the products that can be exchanged at the balance points Z are displayed by a list, an icon, an image, or the like. The user can specify a desired product from the displayed products by operating the user terminal 60.

In the point exchange processing module 28, when a product is designated by the user in this way, the user registration information U1 of the user is referred to, the address and name of the user are grasped, and processing necessary for shipping the product is performed. .. As described above, the AP does not necessarily require the user to input personal information such as an address and a name at the time of user registration. Therefore, the user registration information U1 includes both the user's address and name. It may not be recorded. In such a case, the point exchange processing module 28 requires the user terminal 60 to input the user's address and name.

When the user operates the user terminal 60 to input the address and the name in response to this, personal information such as the input address and the name is recorded in the user registration information U1 of the user. The point exchange processing module 28 refers to the address and the name recorded in the user registration information U1 and performs the product shipping procedure to the user on behalf of the product provider.

As mentioned above, the goods can be agricultural products or special products provided by the beneficiaries of the benefits of capturing birds and beasts, such as farmers and local governments, but these products are provided by products such as farmers and local governments. The shipping is arranged by the operator of the AP, not directly from the user to the user.

As a result, the personal information of the user is not provided to the product provider, and only the operator of the AP can handle the personal information of the user. Then, after the shipment of the product is completed, the personal information of the user recorded in the user registration information U1 is deleted by the point exchange processing module 28. In this way, personal information is used only when necessary and is destroyed after use, so that it does not remain in the server device 10. Therefore, since the user's personal information is not leaked anywhere, the user can continue to use the AP with peace of mind.

In addition, since no money is exchanged within the AP, no money trouble occurs when exchanging products.

Further, as described above, it is advantageous for the product provider that the product provider does not directly arrange the shipping of the product but the AP operator acts on behalf of the product provider. It is troublesome for the product provider to individually ship the product to each user because the product provider only has to deliver the product to be exchanged for points to the AP operator in a lump sum. It is now possible to obtain a new stable sales channel as an AP operator without performing any work. Expansion of sales channels is directly linked to stable management, which is preferable for product providers such as farmers (for example, farmers and livestock farmers) and local governments.

This merit increases as AP becomes more widespread, which contributes to improving the motivation of product providers, and the principle of competition among product providers also works, increasing the number of product suppliers participating and increasing the number of participants. It is expected that the product lineup will be enhanced.

Furthermore, this also leads to an increase in the number of users who use AP. As more users use AP, the cost burden of traps spent by local governments can be reduced. It also brings about a virtuous cycle in which the degree of attention to bird and beast damage increases.

As described above, according to the embodiment of the present invention, the application service for designating the installation location of the trap for capturing birds and beasts is used by more users, and the usage fee is charged for the installation of the trap. It can be used as an expense for. Then, when the birds and beasts are actually captured, the user wants to continuously use the application service by giving the user points that can be exchanged for the product.

As a result, it becomes possible to raise the awareness of bird and beast damage, and it is possible to continuously secure the cost for setting the trap, so that it is possible to contribute to the reduction of bird and beast damage.

Moreover, when exchanging the product, the product is arranged to be shipped to the user by the operator of the AP, so that the personal information of the user is not spread to the product supplier when exchanging the product. Further, after the shipment of the product is completed, the personal information is also destroyed from the server device 10, so that the personal information is not leaked. Further, since no monetary transaction is made when exchanging products, it is possible to realize an extremely safe product exchange process that does not cause financial troubles.

The best mode for carrying out the present invention has been described above with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the present invention is not limited to such a configuration. Within the scope of the claimed technical idea, those skilled in the art can come up with various modifications and modifications, and these modifications and modifications are also the technical scope of the present invention. It is understood that it belongs to.

10 Server device 11 Bus 12 CPU
13 External recording medium 14 Recording medium reader 15 Communication unit 20 Memory 21 User authentication module 22 Toll collection module 23 Map information provision module 24 Location information acquisition module 25 Capture record information storage module 26 Capture record information provision module 27 Point granting module 28 points Exchange processing module 29 Writable data area 30 Storage device 31 Map information database 32 User information database 33 Capture record information database 60 User terminal 70 Communication network AP Application service A Configurable location B Configurable location C Configurable location D Configurable location E Settable location J Capture record information K Trap purchase information M Map information P Point balance information S Product exchange screen U1 User registration information U2 User authentication information W Trap selection screen Z Balance point a User authentication screen a1 Input field a2 Input field a3 New Registration button b New registration screen b1 Nickname b2 Email address b3 Password b4 Password (for confirmation)
c1 Home screen c2 Home screen c11 Status display field c12 Status display field c13 Trap setting button c21 Capture record c22 Capture record c23 Capture record c24 Trap setting button c111 Detailed setting button c112 Installation location change button c121 Detailed setting button c122 Installation location change button c211 Detailed setting button c221 Detailed setting button c231 Detailed setting button d1 Trap installation location list screen d2 Trap installation location list screen d11 Map d12 Installation status d13 Installation status d21 Map d22 Installation status d23 Installation status d121 Number of users d122 Address d123 Expiration date d124 Setting change Button d125 Detailed display button d131 Number of users d132 Address d134 Installation button d135 Detailed display button d221 Number of users d222 Address d224 Installation button e1 Trap detailed setting screen e2 Trap detailed setting screen e11 Map e12 Detailed information e21 Map e22 Detailed information e121 Installation button e221 Installation Location change button f1 Not installed trap list screen f2 Screen f11 List information f12 List information f13 List information f15 Trap purchase button f16 Cancel button f21 Trap purchase button f22 Cancel button f111 Trap setting button f121 Trap setting button f131 Trap setting button g Trap purchase screen g1 Point number display field g2 List display g3 List display g4 List display g5 List display g6 Cancel button g21 Purchase button g31 Purchase button g41 Purchase button g51 Purchase button

That is, the invention of claim 1 is one or a plurality of server devices that are communicably connected to a user terminal and provide an application service to the user terminal and can execute a program that realizes the application service. Equipped with a processor. The program, from said user terminal, and location information acquisition module that acquires information that specifies the actual location of the trap to capture the actual wildlife, the trap planted on the location of the actual real wildlife When a product is captured, a point-giving module that grants a predetermined amount of points that can be used for exchange for a predetermined product to a user who specifies the actual installation location of this trap, and the points from the user terminal. was used, the replacement request with the goods is sent in response to the exchange request, the goods, instead of the provider of the goods, and a point exchange process modules procedure shipped to the user, the provider, Ru enjoyment's der benefits due to the actual wildlife is captured.

According to the invention of claim 2, when the point exchange processing module requests the user who has made the exchange request for personal information necessary for the shipping procedure and performs the shipping procedure to the user, the request is made. The server device according to claim 1, which uses the personal information notified accordingly.

The invention according to claim 5 is the server device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the product arranged to be shipped to the user is provided by the provider to the operator of the application service. is there.

The invention of claim 6, wherein enjoyed person, among farmers and municipalities undergo Wildlife harm includes at least one a server device according to claim 1.

The invention of claim 7 is a method implemented by an application service that receives an instruction from a user regarding the actual installation of a trap for capturing a real bird or beast, and is one capable of executing a program that realizes the application service. or multiple processors, from the user, if the acquired information to specify the actual location of the trap, the actual wildlife were captured by gimmick was trap to the location of the real, to the user, a predetermined When a predetermined amount of points that can be used for exchange for the product is given and the user sends a request for exchange for the product using the points, the product is given in response to the exchange request. , on behalf of the provider of the goods, the ships procedure to the user, the provider, Ru enjoyed's der benefits due to the reality of the birds and animals are captured.

The invention of claim 8, wherein the processor is for the dispatch procedure, the user who the replacement request, requests the personal information necessary for the dispatch procedure, when performing dispatch procedure to the user , The method according to claim 7 , wherein the personal information notified in response to this request is used.

The invention of claim 9 is the method of claim 8 , wherein the personal information includes the name and address of the user.

The invention according to claim 10 is the method according to claim 8 or 9 , wherein the processor destroys the personal information after the completion of the shipping procedure.

The invention according to claim 11 is the method according to any one of claims 7 to 10 , wherein the product arranged to be shipped to the user is provided by the provider to the operator of the application service. ..

The invention of claim 12, wherein enjoyed person, among farmers and municipalities undergo Wildlife harm includes at least one is a method of claim 7.

The invention of claim 13 is a program executed to provide an application service to a user terminal, and is a real setting of a trap for capturing a real bird or beast transmitted from the user terminal operated by the user. A function to acquire information to specify a place, a predetermined amount of points that can be used by the user for exchanging a predetermined product when a real bird or beast is captured by a trap set in the actual installation location. When a request for exchanging a product using the points is transmitted from the user terminal, the product is provided with the benefit of capturing the actual birds and beasts in response to the exchange request. The processor is provided with a function of performing a shipping procedure to the user on behalf of the provider of the product , which is the beneficiary.

Notification invention of claim 14, for the dispatch procedure, to the user, the ability to request personal information necessary for the dispatch procedure, when performing dispatch procedure to the user, in response to the request The program according to claim 13 , further realizing the function of using the personal information provided by the processor.

The invention of claim 15 is the program according to claim 13 or 14 , further realizing the function of destroying the personal information in the processor after the completion of the shipping procedure.

The invention of claim 15 is the program according to claim 14 , further realizing the function of destroying the personal information in the processor after the completion of the shipping procedure.

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A server device that is communicably connected to a user terminal and provides an application service to the user terminal.
It has one or more processors capable of executing the program that realizes the application service.
The program
A location information acquisition module that acquires information that specifies the location of a trap for capturing birds and beasts from the user terminal, and
When a bird or beast is captured by a trap set in the installation location, a point-giving module that grants a predetermined amount of points that can be used for exchange for a predetermined product to the user who specifies the installation location of this trap. ,
When a request for exchange for a product using the points is transmitted from the user terminal, the point exchange for delivering the product to the user on behalf of the provider of the product in response to the exchange request. A server device equipped with a processing module. The point exchange processing module requests the user who has made the exchange request for personal information necessary for the shipping procedure, and when performing the delivery procedure to the user, the personal information notified in response to the request. The server device according to claim 1, wherein the server device is used. The server device according to claim 2, wherein the personal information includes the name and address of the user. The server device according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the point exchange processing module destroys the personal information after the completion of the shipping procedure. The server device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the product to be delivered to the user is provided by the provider to the operator of the application service. The server device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the provider is a beneficiary of the benefits of being captured by the birds and beasts. The server device according to claim 6, wherein the beneficiary includes at least one of a farmer and a local government affected by birds and beasts. It is a method implemented by an application service that receives instructions from the user regarding the installation of traps for capturing birds and beasts.
One or more processors capable of executing the program that realizes the application service
Obtain information from the user to specify the location of the trap,
When a bird or beast is captured by a trap set in the installation location, the user is given a predetermined amount of points that can be used for exchange for a predetermined product.
A method in which when a request for exchange for a product using the points is transmitted from the user, the product is delivered to the user on behalf of the provider of the product in response to the exchange request. For the delivery procedure, the processor requests the user who has made the exchange request for personal information necessary for the delivery procedure, and notifies the user in response to the request when performing the delivery procedure to the user. The method according to claim 8, wherein the personal information provided is used. The method of claim 9, wherein the personal information includes the name and address of the user. The method according to claim 9 or 10, wherein the processor destroys the personal information after the completion of the shipping procedure. The method according to any one of claims 8 to 11, wherein the product to be delivered to the user is provided by the provider to the operator of the application service. The method according to any one of claims 8 to 12, wherein the provider is a beneficiary of the benefits of being captured. The method of claim 13, wherein the beneficiary includes at least one of a farmer and a municipality affected by birds and beasts. A program that is executed to provide application services to user terminals.
A function to acquire information that specifies the location of a trap for capturing birds and beasts, which is sent from a user terminal operated by the user.
A function that gives the user a predetermined amount of points that can be used for exchange for a predetermined product when a bird or beast is captured by a trap set in the installation location.
When an exchange request for a product using the points is transmitted from the user terminal, a function of delivering the product to the user on behalf of the provider of the product is provided in response to the exchange request. , A program to be realized by the processor. A function of requesting the user for personal information necessary for the delivery procedure for the delivery procedure.
The program according to claim 15, further realizing a function of using personal information notified in response to this request to the processor when performing a delivery procedure to the user. The program according to claim 15 or 16, further realizing the function of destroying the personal information after the completion of the shipping procedure.

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