据介绍，秦岭国家公园综合管理系统以"全域感知、精准管理、智慧决策"为核心目标，聚焦公园精 细化管护与科学化决策，通过整合"天空地"多源数据，构建起覆盖人员、设施、监测的"天空地接入汇 聚""人员信息管理""基础设施管理"三大核心子系统，形成"监测—管理—服务"一体化的智慧管理闭环 和全维度管理体系，为全省林业系统装上了"智慧大脑"，助力秦岭生态保护与管理效能双向提升。 作为试运行阶段的重点模块，天空地接入汇聚子系统实现了秦岭国家公园范围内防火摄像头、野外 视频监控、红外相机、声纹监测设备、生境传感器等上千个感知设备的"全接入、统一管"，覆盖陕西省 森管局及所属林业局管辖区域。系统可实时查看设备空间布局与运行状态，随时调取现场实时视频及历 史监测数据，构筑了一张"天空地"一体化的立体感知监测网，为森林防火、野生动植物保护、生态环境 监测提供了"千里眼"与"顺风耳"，让园区动态尽在掌握。 本报讯 近日，由陕西省森林资源管理局主导、自然资源部陕西基础地理信息中心承建的"秦岭国家 公园综合管理系统"进入试运行阶段。 其中，人员信息管理子系统作为首个上线的模块，已于今年6月投入运行并完成内部培训，如今已 成为省森林资源 ...

Core Insights - The Qinling National Park Comprehensive Management System has entered the trial operation phase, marking the realization of integrated smart management across "sky, space, and ground" [1][2] - The system aims for "full perception, precise management, and smart decision-making," focusing on refined park management and scientific decision-making through the integration of multi-source data [1][2] Group 1: System Components - The system consists of three core subsystems: "Sky, Space, Ground Access Integration," "Personnel Information Management," and "Infrastructure Management," forming a comprehensive management loop for monitoring, management, and service [1][2] - The "Personnel Information Management" subsystem has been operational since June, providing critical support for personnel and salary management within the provincial forestry system [1] Group 2: Monitoring and Management Capabilities - The "Sky, Space, Ground Access Integration" subsystem showcases strong monitoring capabilities, integrating thousands of sensing devices such as fire cameras and wildlife monitoring equipment, creating a comprehensive monitoring network for forest fire prevention and ecological monitoring [2] - The "Infrastructure Management" subsystem focuses on detailed management of park assets, including facilities like observation towers and meteorological stations, ensuring effective long-term operation of park infrastructure [2] Group 3: Future Developments - The Natural Resources Department's Shaanxi Basic Geographic Information Center plans to continuously optimize the functionality and usability of the system based on feedback during the trial operation phase, promoting deeper integration of smart technology with forestry management [2]