Transforming travel motivation into intention to pay for nature conservation in national parks: The role of Chatbot e-services

Khanh, Nguyen Thi

doi:10.1016/j.jnc.2022.126226

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“…In general, ICTs have proven to be a valuable tool for sustainable forest management [68], and their use is expected to continue to grow in the future as new technologies are developed and access to them expands globally [69]. The use of ICTs in forest management is a topic of increasing interest [70], especially in the timber industry [9]. These technologies can enhance the efficiency and sustainability of forest production [71] while simultaneously reducing the environmental impact of this activity [72].…”

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Exploring the Role of ICTs and Communication Flows in the Forest Sector

2023

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The forestry sector has used technology to improve productivity and increase service quality, reducing labor in many processes. In this sense, Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) are having broad impacts on the forestry sector, from forestry to the marketing of forest products and the recreational use of forests. There is a wide range of technologies that can be implemented in forestry depending on the needs of each user. The objective of this study was to conduct a literature review in order to analyze the opportunities for improving ICT and communication flows in the forestry sector and to evaluate their applicability. This literature review was analyzed using the Scopus, Web of Science, and ScienceDirect databases. An overview of the importance of ICT and communication flows in the forestry sector, ICT tools, and their applications is provided. One-way and two-way communication flows coexist in forestry, integrating different communication channels, time, target audience, and message. It is clear that technologies have produced significant changes in all sectors of the forestry industry. We conclude that ICTs and communication flows contribute to forest conservation and management in the establishment of standards or policies that ensure conservation through monitoring and analysis of landscapes at different temporal and spatial scales.

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Exploring the Role of ICTs and Communication Flows in the Forest Sector

2023

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“…Chatbots use AI techniques such as machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) [5]- [8]. Today, chatbots are integrated into every business, including education [7], [9], banking [10], transportation [11], communication [12], [13], hospitals [14]- [16], and other services [17]. Likewise, in ecommerce sales and marketing [18], an intelligent knowledge-based conversational agent system to support customer service has been implemented [19].…”

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Chatbot for Diagnosis of Pregnancy Disorders using Artificial Intelligence Markup Language (AIML)

Rahmatulloh

Ginanjar

Darmawan

et al. 2023

JOIV : Int. J. Inform. Visualization

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Artificial Intelligence has evolved in sophistication and widespread use. This study aims to create a chatbot application in the health sector regarding the early diagnosis of pregnancy disorders. Based on basic health research, only 44 percent of pregnant women know the danger signs of pregnancy. The chatbot application developed is expected to facilitate and increase knowledge for pregnant women about the danger signs of pregnancy, especially early diagnosis of pregnancy disorders. The chatbot application was developed with artificial intelligence technology based on Artificial Intelligence Markup Language with the question-answer concept using the Pandorabots framework. The test is carried out in two stages: functional and pattern matching. The functional testing uses the black-box testing method, and the pattern-matching test on the chatbot uses the sentence similarity and bigram methods based on user input and keywords similarity in the bot's knowledge base. The functional testing results show that the chatbot application runs well, with the eligibility criteria reaching 81.4% and the results of the keyword similarity test (pattern matching) are zero to one, in the sense that the value of one has the same similarity between user input and pattern. Meanwhile, the zero value has no similarities, so the bot will respond to it as free input. So it can be concluded that the bot can respond to user questions when the pattern and input have the same level of similarity.

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Investigating individual intention to make money: can motivation of wealth be a socio-economic leverage?

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Wealth is an indicator of individual well-being. Increasing wealth is a pathway to achieving socio-economic development. Thus, it is imperative to shed light on factors that induce individual intention to increase wealth. This study investigates the effects of perception of wealth, perception of the rich, and behavioral control on personal intention to make money. A stratified sampling method was employed to obtain a sample of 991 respondents from Northern, Central, and Southern Vietnam who were invited to participate in a structured questionnaire survey in 2021. We utilized the Confirmatory Factor Analysis to validate the proposed model and tested the hypotheses using the Partial Least Squared-SEM. Empirical results highlight that individual behavioral control, explicit perception of the rich, and perception of wealth are essential determinants of individual intention to make money. Interestingly, motivation of wealth positively moderates the relationship between the perception of wealth and personal intention to make money. In addition, post-Covid-19 opportunities positively moderate two-pair relationships: perception of wealth-individual intention to make money and explicit perception of the rich—individual intention to make money. Insights from this study imply appropriate policies for the government to enhance the inspiration of people to work harder, leading to sustainable development.

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Transforming travel motivation into intention to pay for nature conservation in national parks: The role of Chatbot e-services

Cited by 14 publications

References 62 publications

Exploring the Role of ICTs and Communication Flows in the Forest Sector

Exploring the Role of ICTs and Communication Flows in the Forest Sector

Chatbot for Diagnosis of Pregnancy Disorders using Artificial Intelligence Markup Language (AIML)

Investigating individual intention to make money: can motivation of wealth be a socio-economic leverage?

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