Abstract Purpose: The GwangJaemulbo was a middle version edition from in a 1798, the Jaemulbo with which had been known by Encyclopedia written in the 19century, differ from nature, human, material. The reason why has been who the people frame a hypothesis that remade with a contaminant and object, but collect words. Numerical figure was counted by polygraph & subentries,  improved the lexicon, recollect diverse different versions. The purpose of Vocabulary lesson in enlightening brain cell rule sense of social society has supplemented with mental culture. Method: The Suanxueqimeng in china Transcription materials in from those receive radio signals. Benran zhi xing is on the Mulmyeonggo. Master of Choi Seok-jeong’s Gusuryak has been learning, compared with Yinyang and Wuxing of the Positive School in mathematics principles. In terms of ecological history, this paper analyzed the names of animals and plants that need to be examined in the context of ecological history among the Korean equivalents found in Mulmyeonggo. Results: Arithmetic of Humanities, geography, astronomy application, adopted with humanities and social sciences. Therefore, solar and lunar copula are Jaemulbo . The realist were aware of the following facts Access to culture, language access is the fastest way. Among the approaches to language vocabulary is the fastest way. The right way to approach cultural language is a way to access. Regarding the nature of headwords, it was pointed out that there was on influence of Chinese literature by mentioning cases based on gender, direction, season, age, size, color. Regarding the importance of Mulmyeonggo in folk history, this study found that the book included various vocabulary that sheds light on the folklife in Joseon during the period. Conclusion:『Jaemulbo』in the 18th century and『Mulmyeonggo』,『Gwangjaemulbo』in the 19th century inherited『Donguibogam-tangaekpyeon』genealogy. Their basic book had been『Bonchogangmok』(1596) in China. In addition, based on the aggregated figures, the distribution of synonyms, foreign languages, and the author’s opinions was reviewed, and the characteristics according to the frequency were examined. This research on natures books that was educating wording , self-examination, learning contexts awaken human is maturing continuously. [Keywords] Vocabulary of Mulmyŏnggo, The GwangJaemulbo, The Suanxueqimeng, Benran Zhi Xing, Ecological Contents References [1] Shin JJ. Special Section1: Genealogy of Humanities in East Asia: A Study on the Genealogy of 'Grain Lexicon' Source Books and the Basic Analysis of their Grain Lexicon List. Journal of East Asian Cultures, 54, 67-95 (2013). [2] Shin JJ. A Study on the Etymology of ‘Rice Lexicon’ in Yeon-gyeongje Jeonjip. 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Abstract Purpose: Women in their 30s and 40s are most active in terms of their professional life, and it may be said that the public value of social activities is quite large. Self-efficacy for the public value influences interpersonal relationships in professional life and is also an important factor manifested through the appearance management behaviors. The purpose of this study is to examine and understand the effect of self-efficacy on the appearance management behaviors for the women in their 30s and 40s. Method: In this study, a total of 577 copies were used for the final statistical analysis data. For the questionnaire’s questions for the development of the scale of this study, a survey method was used for the women in their 30s and 40s for an empirical study. Self-efficacy was used as three factors of physical self-efficacy, social self-efficacy, and task difficulty preference, and appearance management behavior was used as five factors of cosmetic management, skin care, weight management, hair care, and clothing management. Results: First, among the sub-factors of self-efficacy among the women in their 30s and 40s, and as for the 'physical self-efficacy' and 'social self-efficacy,' it turned out that there was a significant negative (-) correlation concerning 'skin care', 'hair care' and 'clothing care' among the appearance management behaviors. Among the sub-factors of self-efficacy, and as for the 'preference for the level of task related difficulty,' it turned out that there is a significant positive (+) correlation concerning 'plastic management' and 'weight management' among the appearance management behaviors. Second, as for the effect of self-efficacy on weight control among the appearance management behaviors, social self-efficacy and the preference for the level of task-related difficulty turned out to have statistically significant effects. Among the appearance management behaviors, and as for clothing management, it turned out that there was a statistically significant effect for physical self-efficacy, social self-efficacy and the preference for the level of task related difficulty. The rest of the factors did not turn out to be significant. Conclusion: As the women's social activities have increased, the public value socially speaking has increasingly grown, and it is considered that it is very important for women to take care of their appearance Therefore, it is expected that this study will examine women's self-efficacy and well understand women's interest, so that they can be well-activated in the marketing of the beauty market and the fashion market. 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Abstract Purpose: The purpose of this study is to present a plan to manage disaster situations using MORT-TAC, a factor to consider the situation evaluation of disaster sites. Despite the importance of disaster response due to the sharing of initial disaster information in disaster response, small disasters often develop into national disasters due to the lack of important information in the event of a disaster. Method: In order to conduct research using MORT-TAC, a factor in evaluating disaster situations, various organizations can use MORT-TAC to distribute initial disaster information through literature research and telephone interviews due to COVID-19. In addition, a study was conducted to incorporate the researcher's military expertise for 30 years of military service into the disaster field. Results: As a result of the district, MORT-TAC was suggested to distribute initial information on disaster sites between city and county emergency control teams, integrated support headquarters, regional and central emergency control teams, and education and training programs to improve disaster-related officials' expertise. Conclusion: Disaster response and disaster situation management must be performed by professional officials. Disaster officials of all disaster response emergency organizations must have the expertise to manage disaster situations using MORT-TAC, and to this end, education and training programs must be reflected in the annual education plan. In addition, in-depth research on MORT-TAC should be continuously studied in the future. [Keywords] Initial Disaster Information, Disaster Situation Management, MORT-TAC, Information Distribution, Professional Education References [2] Kim SG & Lee YJ. 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Abstract Purpose: The United Nations recently announced A4P+, a priority for the implementation of A4P following A4P to emphasize the qualitative improvement of peacekeeping operations and the sharing of responsibilities among related actors. In this paper, I will consider the A4P+ priorities to be implemented for UN peacekeeping operations between 2021-2023 and draw implications for the Korean military deployment policy in peacekeeping. Method: To this end, Literature analysis centered on official documents published by the United Nations related to A4P and A4P+, was conducted, and military-related data were referenced among various data on the United Nations web page. Results: A4P and A4P+ presented areas and tasks to be implemented in peacekeeping operations by the UN, member states, regional organizations, and host governments related to the deployment of UN personnel. Upholding A4P and A4P+ are WPS(Women, Peace, and Security) and data-driven and advanced technologies. All stakeholders in Peacekeeping must do their commitments in eight areas of A4P and prepare for the materialization of A4P through A4P+ priorities based on the two. Member states providing military and police are responsible for providing their competent peacekeepers to field missions for their safety and security and mandate implementation. Peacekeeping operations emphasize high-tech and information collection systems for effectiveness and efficiency of peacekeeping, TCC/PCC should read and reflect the changes required from the UN into their deployment policy. Conclusion: Korea should do its commitment pledged to the UN to contribute to successful peacekeeping operations. First, Korea shall contemplate its deployment policy, focusing on how and what it can implement A4P+ within a limited period. Second, Korea needs to re-consider the current participation of military and equipment. 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Abstract Purpose: During the pandemic of COVID-19, we have again felt the importance of 'information' and have also realized that medical and scientific technology alone cannot control the pandemic caused by disease. Hence, it is intended to discuss the role of intelligence agency under such uncertainties. Method: In order to study such social phenomena, the pandemic of COVID-19 situation has been analyzed over the past two years as well as the methods to collect the necessary information through many existing literature and data. The analysis attempted to interpret the meaning of the phenomenon through the intuitive insight of the researcher. Results: The result is that people's lives, as with COVID-19, may become insecure and unpredictable overnight. 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Abstract Purpose: The purpose of this study is to collect and analyze big data related to food tourism in Jeollanam-do. Specifically, this study analyzes what potential tourists consider food tourism in Jeollanam-do under the COVID-19 regulation. It is to analyze the perception about Jeonnam as a destination for food tourism perceived by potential tourists through big data analysis. From big data analysis, this study analyzes why tourists visit Jeollanam-do for food tourism. Method: The big data collected for analysis ranged from January 1 to December 31, 2021 using the Textom and came from the “N” firm, the largest portal site in Korea. Big data was collected from blogs, cafes, and news among various channels owned by the firm using the keyword ‘Jeonnam food tourism’. Two years have been since the first case of COVID-19 infection was reported in Korea on January 20, 2020. Word pairs were selected using the N-gram, which is a number that records the number of consecutive expressions of two words in the data. Key words were visualized using word cloud analysis. Results: First, according to the frequency analysis through text mining, tourists who visit Jeollanam-do perceive Jeollanam-do as a food tourism destination. Second, in the frequency analysis using the N-gram, many words for tourism activities, tourism resources, tourism products, culture, and the like were presented in addition to food tourism in Jeollanam-do. Third, as in the frequency analysis using the N-gram and the result from word cloud, a specific region in Jeollanam-do such as Beopseongpo and a specific food such as kimchi were showed in the top search terms. Conclusion: First, those officials who are charged in public relations and tourism in Jeollanam-do should prepare environments to provide unique tourism activities linked to food tourism and should develop various tourism programs in connection with food tourism in Jeollanam-do. Second, it is necessary to provide and promote fascinating programs that can be experienced from visit to Jeonnam, such as cultural tourism activities linked with food tourism and local tourism experiences. Finally, as the capital of food tourism, numerous advertisement and promotions for Jeonnam food and effective food-related festivals and events are necessary. [Keywords] Big Data, Food Tourism, Covid-19, Regulations, Jeonnam References [1] Lee J & Liang D. Suggestions for using AI in Preparation for a Super-aging Society. Robotics & AI Ethics, 5(2), 57-64 (2020). [Article] [2] Oh H. A Study on the Status and Recognition of Sports Welfare using Big Data Analysis. Kinesiology, 6(3), 22-33 (2021). 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Abstract Purpose: Soccer, as the most representative team sport, is an event that shows the best performance by forming organizational and cohesiveness within the team through interactions between leaders and players and players and players. Also, soccer players feel various psychological changes and experience stress, which is a negative emotional or psychological state in various situations such as maladaptation to the environment, defeat, and immaturity in performance. Athlete Stress, exercise flow and exercise exhaustion of college football players are highly correlated with each other, and it is necessary to understand the relationship between various variables to effectively cope with stress for players to improve their performance. The purpose of this study is to analyze the structural relationship between stress, exercise flow, and exercise exhaustion of college football players.    Method: In this study, a questionnaire was conducted through convenience sampling among 250 college soccer players belonging to the University Soccer Federation, and among them, 215 copies of the questionnaire were analyzed according to the purpose of the study, excluding 35 copies of the questionnaires that were answered insincerely. To achieve the purpose of this study, frequency analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, reliability verification, and correlation analysis were performed using SPSS 26.0 and Amos 21.0, and the structural equation model was verified. Results: The mean of each variable was 2.524 to 4.516, and the standard deviation was .613 to 1.464. As a result of examining the kurtosis and skewness values for normality verification, the skewness was .903 to .384, and the kurtosis was from .975 to -.026. As a result of confirmatory factor analysis, χ²=99.092(df=41, p<.001, Q=2.417), TLI=903, CFI=.928, RMSEA=.081, and the standardization coefficient were .627-939. appear. Exercise stress was found to have a negative effect on exercise commitment. Exercise stress was found to have a positive effect on exercise exhaustion. Exercise commitment was found to have a negative effect on exercise exhaustion. Conclusion: Based on the results, the necessity of developing a stress management program to improve the performance of college football players and applying it to the current situation was suggested. The necessity of developing a stress management program to improve the performance of college football players and Stress has a negative effect on exercise flow, which means that systematic stress management is required for athletes. Second, stress is a variable that directly affects exercise exhaustion. Finally, exercise flow helps to lower exercise exhaustion. As a suggestion based on this research results, it is necessary to efficiently manage the stress of soccer players by exploring the stress factors of elementary, middle, and high school soccer players. Second, it is necessary to develop a program that can efficiently manage stress for college football players and analyze the effect by applying it to the field. Lastly, since the psychological state of the coaches directly affects the players, it is necessary to efficiently manage the stress of the coaches through research on the stress factors of the coaches as well as the players. [Keywords] Stress, Exercise Flow, Exercise Exhaustion, Performance, Soccer References [1] Baek S & Jo S & Lee C. Police Stress by Gender and Age. Public Value, 6(2), 20-27 (2021). [Article] [4] Chan DW. Hardiness and Its Role in the Stress-burnout Relationship among Prospective Chinese Teachers in Hong Kong. Teaching and Teacher Education, 19(4), 381-395 (2003). [5] Smith RE. 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Abstract Purpose: The virtues acquired based on the experience of Judo subject as practical personality self-reflection and martial arts should be practiced in their lives by developing them as personality competence. In other words, the purpose of this study is to form personality values through Judo, such as detailed lecture teaching plan and learning education plan, on the personality view of Judo subject as practical personality self-reflection and martial arts. Method: This study was to obtain the amount and quality of lectures and research in the field of education through the study of teaching method innovation of Judo subject as practical personality self-reflection and martial arts. In addition, a learning model for communicating with students was presented and a better teaching method was presented. Furthermore, it will proceed to improve the learner's ability such as critical thinking ability, communication ability, interactive communication, cooperation ability, and creativity of the study according to the teaching method innovation of Judo subject as practical personality self-reflection and martial arts. Results: The advantage of action learning class was that it not only Judo participated in the class through the presentation of discussion and Judo practice but also improved the ability of the students to observe, discover and control their cognitive process from a higher level of perspective. In addition, it is a learning method that is essential for the fourth industrial era because it can improve the ability such as critical thinking ability, communication ability, cooperation ability, and creativity as practical personality education. Conclusion: Personality Classroom As a natural self-reflection and martial arts, various topics such as methods and models for Judo class operation and teaching method innovation methodology, or media production were possible. In other words, there should be a teaching method and a learning model according to the amount and quality of lectures and research in the educational field through the teaching method research method. In addition, it is necessary to plan the class operation that can participate and worry on its own so that learners can motivate, and to have learning programs such as Judo's curriculum as a practical personality self-reflection and martial arts of the learning model, design of learner, learning development, utilization of learners, management of learners and evaluation of learners. [Keywords] Practical Personality, Judo, Teaching Method, Self-Reflection, Learning Education Program References [1] Kim JH. 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Abstract Purpose: The purpose of this study is to increase the satisfaction of customers who want good physiognomy and appearance by creating a system that allows cosmetic plastic surgery professionals to automatically see the faces on screens such as those of mobile devices. Method: First, the name of each part of the face as a point on the coordinate plane. Second, the beauty plastic elements were first defined as math formulas, and criteria for determining beauty plastic images were prepared according to the calculation results of inputting information-protected coordinate values into the math formulas. Third, a method of outputting beauty plastic judgments when the math formulas in which the coordinates of feature points are input satisfies a given condition was presented. Results: Since philtrum is an important part of physiognomy and plastic surgery, a method of determining criteria related to philtrum was suggested. In addition, since the jawline shows a person's ability in terms of physiognomy, the ratio of the jawline was defined to present the criteria for an angled jawline. Conclusion: Experts in the service industry, such as physiognomy and cosmetic surgery, are habitually considering ways to analyze facial shapes and create better images according to customer needs. Since it takes time and effort to learn physiognomy professionally, if you have a tool to analyze physiognomy when you do not have knowledge of physiognomy, you can expect much more efficient results. Based on the effect of this paper, when the face appears on the screen, the customer's personality and image will react immediately, enabling the establishment of a system that suggests the direction of procedures for makeup, plastic surgery, and tattoos. [Keywords] Physiognomy, Beauty Plastic Surgery, Facial Recognition, Jawline, Philtrum References [1] Woo HG & Kim ES. 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Abstract Purpose: Recently, domestic and foreign food consumers are pursuing the minimization of meal time and convenience of cooking, and the consumption behavior is increasing take out, delivery, and HMR purchases. The purpose of this study is to investigate the opinions of the expert group on the commercially available meal kit to help a lot with the eating habits of modern people and to suggest the development direction of the meal kit in the future. Method: Create a questionnaire and make up a group of experts consisting of 4 cooking and food service management professors, a sales manager of a meal kit related developer, a menu development manager, and 13 other meal kit operators, for a total of 17 people, January 3-6th 2022, Individual surveys were conducted for about 2 hours, and the results were derived using spss program. Results: As a result of an interview with an expert group, it is necessary to develop a granular health friendly meal kit for the low salt, high protein, low fat, low sugar, vegan, dieter, exerciser, and the elderly using eco-friendly materials. Conclusion: This study aims to present the development direction of meal kit as low sugar, low salt, high protein, low fat, vegan, dieter, exercise machine, and elderly meal kit. In addition, in order to develop meal kit products that are beneficial to consumers' health and environment, product development using eco-friendly packaging containers should be carried out. It is also important to understand the segmented needs of consumers. [Keywords] Meal Kits, Development Direction, Organic Food, Low Salt, Low Sugar References [1] Chung HC & Kim CW. A Study on the Meal Kit Product Selection Attributes on Purchasing Behavior and Satisfaction. Journal of the Korea Contents Association, 20(6), 381-391 (2020). [2] Kim TH & Park JH. 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