Digital forest information platform as service innovation: Finnish Metsaan.fi service use, users and utilisation

Pynnönen, Sari; Haltia, Emmi; Hujala, Teppo

doi:10.1016/j.forpol.2021.102404

Cited by 21 publications

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“…Davide (2021) considered an approach for social innovation powered by digital technology in the social service sector.Pynnönen et al (2021) conducted a web-based survey of e-service portals as a service innovation.…”

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Decision-making approaches in the antagonistic digital communication of the online communities users

Федушко

Молодецька

Syerov

2023

Soc. Netw. Anal. Min.

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The information space is an effective hybrid warfare tool on the web. This study investigated the decision-making process in the antagonistic digital communication of internet services users. Implementation of the proposed methods in this study minimized the negative impact of the spread of destructive content and actions of unfair competitors in the ecosystem of social internet services. The innovativeness of the suggested methods is the ability to make real-time decisions in a situation of antagonistic behavior of online users. The authors presented a model to secure user data, contributing to sustainable communicative interaction for its managers and users. This article presented approaches to decision-making by online community administrators under conditions of antagonistic behavior of the online services, which ensures the increase of efficiency of online communication. Timely and effective decision-making eliminated the negative impact of conflicts between communities and the spread of threats to users' information security. The algorithm of decision-making by users of stable internet services is suggested. This article contains examples of using the examined Wald and Savage criteria for making optimal decisions, confirmed by many experiments. The developed methods are tested on the online community on the social network Facebook. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s13278-022-01021-4.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Decision-making approaches in the antagonistic digital communication of the online communities users

Федушко

Молодецька

Syerov

2023

Soc. Netw. Anal. Min.

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“…As for digital payments, Appelhanz et al (2016) observed that electronic traceability of transactions enables automatic data import, simple data accumulation, and information provision to internal and external data processing. About digital forest innovation platforms (as called by Pynnönen et al, 2021), they provide operational tools for forest data sharing, decision-support, egovernment operations, and connecting forest owners and service providers. Ebinger and Omondi (2020, p.8) recognised that 'the commonality among emerging digital approaches in supply chains management is a trend towards 'datafication' that is increasingly leading to the translation of the physical world into data, which could then be used to support decision-making in a dynamic, problemoriented, and tailor-made way by combining data from various supply chain actors'.…”

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confidence: 99%

EUTR implementation in the Italian wood-energy sector: Role and impact of (ongoing) digitalisation

Ciliberti

Bartolini

Brunori³

et al. 2022

Forest Policy and Economics

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“…They enable the creation of a smart forest model. In Finland, in 2012, the national forest database Metsaan.fi was launched, where information about areas, owners, and state of forests is stored, tools for interaction of commercial organizations with each other and with the government have been created [6]. China is striving to obtain digital copies of all forests in the country [7].…”

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Development of a Software Package for Digital Forest Inventory Based on Aerial Photography Data

Prosekov¹,

Rada²,

Kuznetsov³

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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When clearing protective strips for linear infrastructure such as power lines, it is important to minimize tree felling. The purpose of the study is to develop and test a software package for digital forest inventory of tree and shrub vegetation in the zones of linear infrastructure facilities. In the study, a software package for digital forest inventory based on aerial photography with UAVs was developed and tested, based on the methods of multilayer perceptron and a self-organizing network based on competition (Kohonen network). The approbation has shown that it allows to accurately identifying the presence and height of trees and shrubs in the protection zones, to obtain precise coordinates for planning clearing works. At present, the areas of the territory where it is necessary to remove trees and shrubs are determined manually with an overestimation of 25-50%. Therefore, the use of a software package for digital forest inventory allows you to save up to 0.8 hectares of trees and shrubs per 1 kilometre of the length of the power transmission line, as well as save about 27 thousand rubles (about 375 US dollars) per 1 kilometre during work.

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Digital forest information platform as service innovation: Finnish Metsaan.fi service use, users and utilisation

Cited by 21 publications

References 53 publications

Decision-making approaches in the antagonistic digital communication of the online communities users

Decision-making approaches in the antagonistic digital communication of the online communities users

EUTR implementation in the Italian wood-energy sector: Role and impact of (ongoing) digitalisation

Development of a Software Package for Digital Forest Inventory Based on Aerial Photography Data

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