Advances in hospitality, tourism and the services industry (AHTSI) book series,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 65 - 94
Published: Nov. 27, 2024
This
book
chapter
introduces
a
groundbreaking
conceptual
model
aimed
at
revolutionizing
sustainable
tourism
planning
through
the
incorporation
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI).
As
society
grapples
with
pressing
environmental
challenges,
pivotal
role
technology
becomes
increasingly
evident.
In
response,
this
seamlessly
integrates
AI
to
offer
sophisticated
framework
that
optimizes
resource
allocation,
mitigates
ecological
impact,
and
elevates
overall
visitor
experiences
within
realm
tourism.
The
core
objective
innovative
is
leverage
AI's
capabilities
in
analysis
extensive
datasets,
enabling
data-driven
decision-making
processes
crucial
for
formulation
efficient
strategies
destination
management.
By
harnessing
immense
computing
power
AI,
strives
facilitate
proactive
informed
decision-making,
ensuring
more
approach
planning.
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 696 - 696
Published: Feb. 11, 2025
The
integration
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
agents
with
the
Internet
Things
(IoT)
has
marked
a
transformative
shift
in
environmental
monitoring
and
management,
enabling
advanced
data
gathering,
in-depth
analysis,
more
effective
decision
making.
This
comprehensive
literature
review
explores
AI
IoT
technologies
within
sciences,
particular
focus
on
applications
related
to
water
quality
climate
data.
methodology
involves
systematic
search
selection
relevant
studies,
followed
by
thematic,
meta-,
comparative
analyses
synthesize
current
research
trends,
benefits,
challenges,
gaps.
highlights
how
enhances
IoT’s
collection
capabilities
through
predictive
modeling,
real-time
analytics,
automated
making,
thereby
improving
accuracy,
timeliness,
efficiency
systems.
Key
benefits
identified
include
enhanced
precision,
cost
efficiency,
scalability,
facilitation
proactive
management.
Nevertheless,
this
encounters
substantial
obstacles,
including
issues
quality,
interoperability,
security,
technical
constraints,
ethical
concerns.
Future
developments
point
toward
enhancements
technologies,
incorporation
innovations
like
blockchain
edge
computing,
potential
formation
global
systems,
greater
public
involvement
citizen
science
initiatives.
Overcoming
these
challenges
embracing
new
technological
trends
could
enable
play
pivotal
role
strengthening
sustainability
resilience.
Plants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(7), P. 998 - 998
Published: March 22, 2025
Plants
serve
as
the
basis
for
ecosystems
and
provide
a
wide
range
of
essential
ecological,
environmental,
economic
benefits.
However,
forest
plants
other
systems
are
constantly
threatened
by
degradation
extinction,
mainly
due
to
misuse
exhaustion.
Therefore,
sustainable
management
(SFM)
is
paramount,
especially
in
wake
global
climate
change
challenges.
SFM
ensures
continued
provision
forests
both
present
future
generations.
In
practice,
faces
challenges
balancing
use
conservation
forests.
This
review
discusses
transformative
potential
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
machine
learning,
deep
learning
(DL)
technologies
management.
It
summarizes
current
research
technological
improvements
implemented
using
AI,
discussing
their
applications,
such
predictive
analytics
modeling
techniques
that
enable
accurate
forecasting
dynamics
carbon
sequestration,
species
distribution,
ecosystem
conditions.
Additionally,
it
explores
how
AI-powered
decision
support
facilitate
adaptive
strategies
integrating
real-time
data
form
images
or
videos.
The
manuscript
also
highlights
limitations
incurred
ML,
DL
combating
management,
providing
acceptable
solutions
these
problems.
concludes
perspectives
immense
modernizing
SFM.
Nonetheless,
great
deal
has
already
shed
much
light
on
this
topic,
bridges
knowledge
gap.
Advances in environmental engineering and green technologies book series,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 183 - 212
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
Blockchain
Technology
has
shown
a
tremendous
increase
in
application
various
fields.
based
having
its
roots
from
Cryptocurrency
and
spread
branches
healthcare,
Financial
Services,
Supply
chain
management,
many
more
industries.
Blockchain's
innovative
solutions
are
necessary
to
protect
wildlife
ecosystems
growing
threats
such
as
poaching,
habitat
destruction,
climate
change,
which
threaten
global
biodiversity.
technology
integrated
with
IoT
shows
potential
for
uses
conservation.
This
chapter
aims
amalgamate
blockchain
Wildlife
conservation,
will
address
serious
challenges
maintaining
data
integrity
security,
tampering
of
data,
smart
contracts,
tokenization.
The
decentralized
ledger
the
Internet
Things
offers
strong
foundation
monitoring
origin
flow
products,
fighting
against
illegal
trade
through
transparency
adherence
regulations.
provides
unchangeable
records
conservation
being
altered,
giving
researchers
policymakers
trustworthy
information
making
decisions.
Furthermore,
improve
distribution
supervision
funds
by
utilizing
contracts
automate
processes
transparency.
How
this
cutting-edge
can
current
contribute
preservation
biodiversity
is
examined
intersection
explored
chapter.
Moreover,
could
enhance
cohesion
local
communities
providing
incentives,
token-based
rewards,
encourage
participation
efforts.
dedication
encourages
eco-friendly
practices
strengthens
collective
effort
wildlife.
examine
case
studies
where
been
successfully
implemented
highlighting
opportunities
associated
adoption.
Finally,
we
analyse
applications
future
potential,
also
provide
insights
into
how
revolutionize
Forests,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 431 - 431
Published: Feb. 27, 2025
Forests
are
critical
ecosystems,
supporting
biodiversity,
economic
resources,
and
climate
regulation.
The
traditional
techniques
applied
in
forestry
segmentation
based
on
RGB
photos
struggle
challenging
circumstances,
such
as
fluctuating
lighting,
occlusions,
densely
overlapping
structures,
which
results
imprecise
tree
detection
categorization.
Despite
their
effectiveness,
semantic
models
have
trouble
recognizing
trees
apart
from
background
objects
cluttered
surroundings.
In
order
to
overcome
these
restrictions,
this
study
advances
management
by
integrating
depth
information
into
the
YOLOv8
model
using
FinnForest
dataset.
Results
show
significant
improvements
accuracy,
particularly
for
spruce
trees,
where
mAP50
increased
0.778
0.848
mAP50-95
0.472
0.523.
These
findings
demonstrate
potential
of
depth-enhanced
limitations
RGB-based
segmentation,
complex
forest
environments
with
structures.
Depth-enhanced
enables
precise
mapping
species,
health,
spatial
arrangements,
habitat
analysis,
wildfire
risk
assessment,
sustainable
resource
management.
By
addressing
challenges
size,
distance,
lighting
variations,
approach
supports
accurate
monitoring,
improved
conservation,
automated
decision-making
forestry.
This
research
highlights
transformative
integration
models,
laying
a
foundation
broader
applications
environmental
conservation.
Future
studies
could
expand
dataset
diversity,
explore
alternative
technologies
like
LiDAR,
benchmark
against
other
architectures
enhance
performance
adaptability
further.
Actualidad Jurídica Ambiental,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 34
Published: April 11, 2025
Abstract:
Green
technologies
are
very
relevant
when
it
comes
to
implementing
good
practices
in
sustainable
forest
management
as
well
the
conservation
of
forests
world
today.
Technologies
like
satellite,
AI,
IoT,
and
blockchain,
mean
that
there
tools
support
real-time
trackers,
preventing
illicit
acts
logging,
better
utilising
resources
at
hand.
These
made
possible
for
decision
making
based
on
values
new
environment
allows
fast
response
fires
pests.
In
addition,
green
can
also
improve
prospects
reforestation
with
accuracy
planting
data
mining.
Other
financial
strategies
include
finance,
carbon
supply
chain
supporting
protection,
promoting
private
capital
conservation.
The
efficient
deployment
needs
sound
policy
environment,
backing,
multiple
stakeholder
engagements.
order
achieve
this
is
a
need
governments,
businesses,
local
communities
cooperate
developing
proper
legal
frameworks
will
force
people
adopt
technologies,
while
same
time
sure
benefits
have
reach
out
areas
most
affected
by
deforestation.
As
such,
future
remains
further
evolution
these
their
implementation
into
overall
environmental
economic
policies.
With
connection
technological
change
governance
our
planet,
forestry,
climate
change,
biodiversity
assets
may
be
protected
preserved
use
generations.
Resumen:
Las
tecnologías
verdes
son
muy
importantes
la
hora
de
aplicar
buenas
prácticas
en
gestión
forestal
sostenible
y
conservación
los
bosques
el
mundo
actual.
Tecnologías
como
satélite,
IA,
significan
que
hay
herramientas
para
apoyar
rastreadores
forestales
tiempo
real,
prevención
actos
ilícitos
tala,
una
mejor
utilización
recursos
mano.Estas
hacen
posible
toma
decisiones
basada
valores
un
nuevo
entorno
permite
responder
con
rapidez
incendios
las
plagas.
Además,
también
pueden
mejorar
perspectivas
reforestación
plantación
precisión
extracción
datos.Otras
estrategias
financieras
incluyen
financiación
verde,
del
carbono
cadena
suministro
protección
promover
privado
conservación.
El
despliegue
eficaz
requiere
político
sólido,
respaldo
financiero
participación
múltiples
partes
interesadas.
Para
lograrlo,
es
necesario
gobiernos,
empresas
comunidades
locales
cooperen
desarrollo
marcos
jurídicos
adecuados
obliguen
gente
adoptar
verdes,
asegurándose
al
mismo
beneficios
tienen
llegar
zonas
más
afectadas
por
deforestación.Así
pues,
futuro
sigue
dependiendo
evolución
estas
su
aplicación
políticas
medioambientales
económicas
generales.Con
conexión
adecuada
cambio
tecnológico
futura
gobernanza
nuestro
planeta,
activos
forestales,
climático
biodiversidad
podrán
protegerse
conservarse
uso
generaciones
venideras.
Keywords:
technologies.
Forests.
Financial
banking.
Climate
change.
Forest
Legal
frameworks.
Palabras
clave:
verdes.
Bosques.
Banca
financiera.
Cambio
climático.
Conservación
bosques.
Marcos
jurídicos.
Index:
1.
Introduction
2.
Current
regulatory
2.1.
ASEAN’S
political
regulations
2.2.
International
treaties
2.3.
United
Nations
REDD+
Program
Its
Implication
Forests
2.4.
Challenges
current
3.
Use
technology
3.1.
Potential
Technology
Management
Conservation
3.2.
Policy
Implications
Robust
Application
3.3.
Governance:
Integrating
Making
4.
Case
studies
5.
Future
Directions
6.
Conclusion
7.
References
Índice:
Introducción
normativos
actuales
Entorno
normativa
ASEAN
Tratados
internacionales
Programa
Naciones
Unidas
implicación
Desafíos
políticos
Uso
tecnología
Potencial
verde
Implicaciones
sólida
Gobernanza
verde:
Integración
elaboración
Casos
prácticos
Orientaciones
futuras
Conclusión
Referencias
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
has
emerged
as
a
powerful
tool
for
addressing
the
challenges
posed
by
climate
change
and
their
impact
on
public
health.
By
leveraging
its
capacity
to
analyze
predict
climatic
patterns,
AI
offers
opportunities
enhance
resource
management
develop
effective
strategies
mitigation.
Moreover,
can
contribute
generating
sustainable
solutions
that
address
complex
interconnected
nature
of
change.
For
example,
enable
optimization
energy
consumption
facilitate
integration
renewable
sources
into
existing
systems.
It
also
support
development
models
provide
timely
accurate
predictions,
enabling
policymakers
implement
proactive
measures
disaster
preparedness
response.
Furthermore,
AI-powered
disease
surveillance
mitigation
techniques
improve
health
outcomes
identifying
patterns
trends
in
spread
diseases
relation
factors.However,
widespread
adoption
AI-based
is
not
without
challenges.
Ethical
concerns
surrounding
privacy
data
ownership
must
be
addressed,
use
requires
access
large
datasets,
raising
potential
risks.
Technical
constraints,
such
limited
computational
power
need
sophisticated
algorithms,
pose
obstacles
implementation
strategies.
issues
related
accessibility
affordability
technologies
resolved
ensure
equitable
distribution
maximize
health.To
fully
harness
improving
outcomes,
it
crucial
promote
innovation,
multidisciplinary
collaboration,
open
science.
Innovation
drive
new
algorithms
specifically
tailored
Multidisciplinary
approaches
bring
together
experts
from
diverse
fields,
including
science,
health,
computer
foster
holistic
understanding
systems
design
comprehensive
solutions.
Finally,
science
practices,
sharing
collaboration
accelerate
progress
mitigating
impacts.In
conclusion,
promising
effectively
However,
realize
potential,
essential
tackle
ethical
concerns,
overcome
technical
affordability.
promoting
we
unlock
transformative
outcomes.