T/CNPA 01-2023 Evaluation Indicators for Smart Tourist Attractions
T/CNPA 01-2023
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Scope
Main Technical Content: The formulation of the "Evaluation Indicators for Smart Tourist Attractions" group standard, which focuses on defining the principles, requirements, and content of smart tourist attraction evaluation, and clarifies the specific content of five aspects: safeguard system, infrastructure, data resources, tourist attraction applications, and innovative applications. Three-level evaluation indicators are determined from the perspective of smart tourist attraction business, highlighting functionality while taking into account applicability and effectiveness. The aim is to establish a universally applicable, objective, and guiding evaluation system for smart tourist attractions, and to determine a smart development approach for tourist attractions guided by evaluation. It plays a direct role and is of great significance in promoting technological progress and achieving optimal social, economic, environmental benefits and efficiency. 1. Standard Type This standard is a smart tourist attraction evaluation standard, which differs from the evaluation of construction standards. Considering universality, objectivity, and feasibility, it is not appropriate to evaluate the construction process and technical details. 2. Evaluation Dimensions The evaluation of smart tourist attractions can be conducted from the perspectives of business, technology, and effectiveness. The standard preparation working group comprehensively considered various factors and ultimately adopted the business dimension for evaluation, taking into account effectiveness. 3. Evaluation Methods At present, the evaluation method for smart tourist attractions is relatively simple, without dedicated software tools. Therefore, in the scoring rules, evaluation is mainly based on whether it is considered or not. 4. Principle of Indicator Selection 1) Universality. This is the most important attribute of the evaluation standard. The evaluation content of the indicators should