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Countermeasures for Drone Terrorism Against National Critical Facilities and Multiuse Facilities 筆頭著者

Purpose:A review of , the current , situation to , repare , for counter-terrorism countermeasures against , drones targeting national important facilities , large multi-use facilities. In order to investigate the seriousness , countermeasures of , drone terrorism , Conclusion: The following countermeasures are needed to prevent , d , respond to drone terrorism using , drones. First , drone flight disturbance using , radio wave , blocking. A , ypical method of , blocking , radio , waves is to suppress , drones that are vulnerable to security , through spoofing , jamming hacking , techniques. Second , drone capture using , nets. It needs to be , roached , from the viewpoint of , range , maneuverability , immediate responsiveness. Third , it is the notification , recognition of , flying , objects using radar. Based on the , data of , the , object's orientation , altitude , distance detected , by the radar , the temperature camera , a camera that checks the heat , through infrared radiation , to , image , c , is automatically , quickly directed to the , in , rusive object , the image of , the , flying object , You nee , to check whether it is , a , drone or not

Journal of Convergence and Consilience 3 (1) 17 - 32 2020-04

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A Study on the Development of Private Security in the Fourth Industrial Age 筆頭著者

Purpose:The objectives of , this study are as follows. First , it rediscoveres the unique functions , values of private expenditure , second , provides data that can be used , to develop new content , for the fourth industrial era , third, it , presents measures for the development of crime prevention , private security industries using , private expenditure based on the results derived from the research , Methods: Following , the first industrial revolution , which began with , the invention of , steam engine , in , h century , the second industrial revolution , which consisted of the invention of electricity , the third industrial revolution , the information revolution using computer , d Internet , has continued , to change , develop. With , Klaus Schwab’s reference to the fourth industrial revolution at th , Davos Forum , the fourth industrial revolution has become , an , issue in Korea , including , politics, economy , culture. However , not only is , the , private expense responsible for preventing crimes in our society still dependent on human resources , but also is not , prepared to face the fourth industrial age due , to , various , problems. Conclusion , The fourth industrial revolution can , be , seen as an , era of technological convergence where boundaries of , physical, digital , biological areas are , eroded , by artificial intelligence , digital technology , big data. Digital , technologies such as intelligence information are , expected to acceleration innovation , by facilitating interaction with other areas. Such , technological advances , changes are also , rospected to have , a huge impact on the global industrial structure , market economy , In , this regard , a completely different new industry will be created , depending on the , degree of convergence with existing , i , dustries. In the , near future , these fourth industrial revolution technologies will be integrated , transformed into , advanced technologies , smart cities , thereby opening a new , era that we , have not , experienced

Journal of Convergence and Consilience 2 (23) 46 - 4660 2019-12

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A Comparative Study on the UAV Flying Regulations of Korea and Japan 筆頭著者

Purpose , To compareing , review the UAV flight regulations in Korea , Japan , to elicit for the regulation of , UAV , laws in Japan , to derive items that need improvement in , the development of Korea's UAV industry. By comparing , reviewing the UAV flight-related regulations of Korea , Japan, we , will , draw implications of , the , regulation of , UAV-related laws in Japan. Methods , A comparative study , was conducted on , the contents of the Japanese Civil Aeronautics Act , the Korean Aviation Safety , Act. Conclusion , First, Japan , had more th , Korea had more tha , g , there were many differences in , weight. In Japan , there were considerations for safety accidents during UAV , crash. Secondly , in Japan , it is required , to secure a safety , distance of , or more for , people or , objects during , UAV , flight. Third , in the case of Japan , the UAV safety certification exemption weigh , less tha , in Korea , was more tha , kg. UAV industry , revitalization improvement in Korea. UAV industry revitalization improvement in Korea , The first is to induce industrial expansion by easing regulations. Second , safety rethink through the UAV mandatory registration , system. Third , the establishment of , a , UAV control body

Journal of Convergence and Consilience 2 (2) 1 - 15 2019-08

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Study Recognizing the Explosives Detection Service of Explosive Detection Dog Handlers 筆頭著者 / 責任著者

This study conducted a perfect detection of , ex , losives by , placing , various devices , personnel in , place of terrorist , bomb , detection in , a , situation that , is , difficult to detect , protect against , the use of , ex , losives not , only , in , cou , rie , lso , i , civilians. The result is that , the legal system applies, first , the obligation to , in , roduce bomb-sniffing dogs for national critical , large civil , facilities. Secondly , it introduces a certification system for , bomb-sniffing dogs to verify their detection capabilities. Third , it is to introduce a system for fostering expert manpower to activate expert , water supply companies , that operate bomb-sniffing dogs

Convergence security journal 18 (1) 157 - 166 2018-03