Б. О. Джолдошева из Института автоматики и информационных технологий нан кр, г. Бишкек; «Cинтез кибернетических автоматических систем с использованием эталонной модели»

Reserve protection can be organized as follows:

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  First, it should be meant to increase number of cordons on perimeter of reserve with a view on strict control penetrations on its territory of poachers and other extraneous persons.
  
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  Second, it is necessary to supply these cordons with modern monitoring facilities and protection. So, installation of chambers of supervision, and not only on cordons, but also in places most often visited by people, animal and where there are the most valuable kinds of flora and fauna is supposed.
  
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  Third, it is also necessary to provide inspectors of protection with more modern communication facility, lanterns, transport. Therefore, in the western countries, protection is carried out by special employees and technicians equipped with high-tech instruments. From transport they use during wintertime snowmobile, snowmobiles, and in summer – quadracycle and small off-road cars. Such transport considerably facilitates work of inspectors of protection on investigation of territory of reserve. For water transports, it is possible to use modern boats supplied with a special communication facility and other stock for rendering assistance by the wounded animal and other actions. The same transport can be used for scientific researches and carrying out of excursions.
  

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   Alden, H.R. (1973). “Systems for Analyzing Impacts of Outdoor Recreation Programs on Environmental Quality”, Outdoor Recreation and Environmental Quality. Foss, P.O. (ed.). Ft. Collins, CO: Colorado State University.
   
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   Jubenville, A. (1993). “Recreational Use of Public Lands: The Role of the Manager”. Journal of Park and Recreational Administration, 3(4): 53-60
   

KORGALZHYN STATE NATURE RESERVE’S

VISITOR MANAGEMENT SUBSYSTEM

D. Yerimbekkyzy, Dr. Rafee Bin Majid

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)

Figure 1. shows the functions of visitor management. Information systems are capable of informing users that they can choose logically between environmental settings and management-influenced sites that best suit their interests. Public safety should be one of the concerns of the management, regardless the kinds of recreational opportunity provided. Therefore, a special public safety program must be provided in each recreational facility. Another important aspect involved is educational aspect; the visitors should gain an advancement of knowledge around the landscape and its functions.
Previous study Chase (1983) concluded that the manager should consider the visitors’ contribution in developing management programs. The visitors’ contributions are as follows:

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