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Monday, September 22, 2003
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Regency Ballroom
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Ballroom A
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Ballroom B
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8:30am |
Welcome/Opening Remarks
Jeffrey Dunn /
Fernando Podio ,
Co-Chairs, Biometric Consortium
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8:40am
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National Science
Foundation Welcome -
Dr. Gary Strong,
Program Manager, Computer and Information Science and Engineering,
National
Science Foundation
National Institute of Justice Welcome -
Chris Miles, Senior Program Manager, National Institute of
Justice
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9:00am |
"Information Technology
Laboratory (ITL), National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST)" Welcome,
Dr. Susan F. Zevin, Acting Director and Deputy
Director, ITL
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“An
Overview of the State-of-the Art and Applications of Biometric
Technologies”,
Peter T. Higgins, Principal Consultant, Higgins-Hermansen
Group, LLC
This seminar covered the following:
* Fingerprint recognition
* Face recognition
* Voice recognition
* Hand recognition
* Iris recognition
* What biometrics are used for
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9:20am |
National Biometric
Security Project,
"Overview
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John Siedlarz Chairman
and CEO, National Biometric Security
Project
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9:40am |
Biometric Symposium,
"Overview"
Dr. Edwin P. Rood, Director, The
Biometric Knowledge Center at West Virginia University
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10:30am |
"Biometrics Role in Enhancing Homeland
Security
Session" -
Moderator: Kevin Hurst, Senior Director, National and Homeland
Security, White
House Office of Science and Technology Policy
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Special Topics -
Moderator:
Dr. Michael Yura, Senior Vice President, National
Biometric Security Project
"Biometrics and Forensic Science: What's the
Difference",
Max Houck, Director of
Forensic Science,
West Virginia University
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“Implementation
Issues and Challenges”,
Peter T. Higgins, Principal Consultant, Higgins-Hermansen Group, LLC
This seminar covered the following:
* Factors that influence
the performance
* What are some of the challenges
* Applications for Homeland Defense
(ICE & TSA)
* The role of biometric standards
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10:50am |
"NIST Legislative Mandates on Biometrics",
Dr. Charles L. Wilson, Manager, Image
Group, Information Access
Division, Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of
Standards and Technology
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“Building
an Integrated, Multi-Vendor and Multi-Biometrics, Interoperability Platform”,
Wayne Kyle, Executive Vice President, Business Development/ R&D, Biocom,
LLC.
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11:10am |
"Overview of FRVT 2002 and Recent Face Recognition
Evaluations",
Dr. Jonathon Phillips, DARPA and NIST
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11:30am |
"Biometrics Science and Technology at the Department
of Homeland Security",
Dr. Gary Strong, Manager, Behavioral and Biometrics Programs,
Department of Homeland Security, Science & Technology Directorate
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11:45am |
"US-VISIT Program Overview",
Jim Williams,
Director, US-VISIT Program - Department of Homeland Security
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1:40pm |
Transportation Security Industry
Session - Moderator:
Rick Lazarick, Program Manager, Airport
Access Control Pilot Program,
Transportation Security Administration
“Large Scale Identity Management - An International Case
Study in
Aviation Security”,
Jim Byrne, Senior Vice President for
Government Business, Daon |
Biometric Testing and Evaluation
Session–
Moderator:
Dr. Jonathon Phillips, DARPA and NIST
"Reintroducing Watchlist Statistics”,
Duane Blackburn, Electrical Engineer, FBI |
"Interactive Workshop:
Developing a Targeted Biometrics Market Strategy",
C. Maxine Most, Principal, Acuity Market Intelligence
This workshop was designed for industry executives and sales, marketing
and
business development professionals responsible for creating and
executing
sustainable biometrics market dominance strategies.
Seminar participants:
* Learned the fundamental tools and techniques of a commercial process
for identifying and prioritizing biometrics market opportunities.
* Applied the tools and techniques in real-world market scenarios.
* Had the opportunity to directly participate in a highly interactive
exercise designed to provide hands-on experience with the process.
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2:00pm |
“Biometrics and the End User: A Case Study
on O'Hare
International Airport”,
John Becker,
Director of Aviation Business,
Tyco Fire & Security
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"Exploring the Use of Face Recognition
Technology for
Border Control Applications - Australia's Experience”,
Fiona Fraser, Director, Traveller Strategies Section, Australian Customs
Service
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2:20pm |
"2D Barcodes
and Biometrics: The Secure Combination on Seafarer ID Cards",
Charles Lynch, VP Sales and Marketing, Datastrip,
Inc. |
“Face Recognition Testing Results”,
Dr. Jonathon Phillips, DARPA and NIST
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2:40pm |
"Operational Testing of Biometric Access Control Systems",
Valerie Lively,
Biometrics and Credential Technology Specialist, Transportation Security Administration |
"NIST Fingerprint Evaluations",
Michael McCabe, Imaging Group,
Information Access Division,
Information
Technology Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and
Technology
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3:30pm |
Privacy Session -
Moderator:
Nuala O'Connor Kelly, Chief Privacy Officer, Department of Homeland
Security |
Biometric Testing and Evaluation
Session (Continued) -
“Biometric Testing: It’s Not As Easy as You Think”,
Dr. Valorie S. Valencia, Chief Executive
Officer, Authenti-Corp |
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3:45pm |
"Healthcare Privacy”,
Dr. Brent Lowensohn, Director of Research, Kaiser Permanente
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"Status
of US and International
Biometric Testing and Reporting Standardization Efforts",
Ron Sutton, Senior Biometrics Project Engineer, Lockheed Martin
Information Systems, Chairman M1.4 - Task Group on Biometrics
Performance Testing and Reporting of INCITS M1
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4:00pm |
"Biometrics and Privacy: The Constitutional
Dimension",
Steven Goldberg, Professor
of Law,
Georgetown University Law Center
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“A Look Beyond Data Exchange to Fingerprint Scanner
Interoperability”,
Teddy Ko, Senior Software Engineer and
Scientist, Lockheed Martin, and
Dr.
Rama Krishnan, Senior System Analyst, Lockheed Martin
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4:15pm |
"Biometrics, Privacy and Anonymity: Surveying the
Landscape”,
Lisa S. Nelson
J.D., Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, University of Pittsburgh
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4:45pm |
Featured Speaker
"The Future of Science and Biometrics",
Dr. Eric C. Haseltine, Associate Director of Research, National
Security Agency
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| 5:30 pm |
End of
Session |
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Tuesday, September 23, 2003
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Time:
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Regency Ballroom
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Ballroom A
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Ballroom B
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| 8:30am |
Featured
Speaker
"The European Approach to
Biometrics",
Dr.
Gerald Santucci, Head of the
Unit "Trust
and Security", Directorate - General Information Society of the
European Commission |
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Research Symposium – Moderator:
Dr. Edwin P. Rood, Director,
The Biometric Knowledge Center at West Virginia University
Featured Speaker
"Biometrics: The Promises and the Challenges",
Dr. Delores M. Etter, ONR
Distinguished Chair in Science and Technology, Electrical Engineering
Department, US Naval Academy
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“Facial Recognition: The Pinellas
County
Sheriff's Office Experience”,
Lieutenant Jim Main, Pinellas
County Sheriff's Office and
Scott McCallum, System
Analyst, Pinellas County Sheriff's Office
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“Recent Results in Human
Identification”,
Rama Chellappa, University of Maryland
“Algorithms for Combining Classifiers with Applications to Face
Recognition”,
Yehuda Vardi, Professor and
Chair, Department of Statistics, Rutgers
University
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| 9:30am |
Featured Speaker, "Identity
Management"
Dr. Joseph J. Atick, President and CEO, Identix
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| 10:30am |
Real World Biometric Applications
Session-
Moderator:
Michael D. Hogan, Standards
Liaison, Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of Standards
and Technology
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Technology Session- Moderator:
Dr. Michael Yura, Senior Vice President,
National Biometric Security
Project |
“Comparison and Combination of
Visible
and IR Image Face Recognition”,
Xin Chen, Graduate Student,
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Notre
Dame
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“Protecting our Nation: Biometrics in
Government",
Robert Bucknam, Senior Vice
President for Government and International Affairs, Cross Match
Technologies Inc.,
Robert Christensen,
Senior Vice President, Cross Match Technologies Inc.
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"Evaluation of Fingerprint Readers:
Environmental factors, Human factors, and Liveness Detecting Capability”,
Dr.
Hale Kim, Professor, INHA
University
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“Modeling the Theoretical Performance
Limits of Biometrics”,
Nathaniel Hall, Principal
Engineer, Mitretek
Systems Inc.
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11:10am |
“Integrating Biometrics into the
Database and Application Server Infrastructure”,
Shirley Ann Stern, Principal
Product Manager, Sever Technology, Oracle Corporation |
“Countermeasure Performance
Evaluation for Iris Recognition Systems”,
Udo Mahlmeister, Senior
Algorithms
Engineer, Iridian Technologies
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“Performance Comparison of Visual and
Thermal Signatures for Face Recognition”,
Dr. Besma Abidi,
Research Assistant Professor, The University
of Tennessee
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| 11:30am |
"Progress Report: Business Case for
Biometric Devices”,
Dr. Virginia Franke Kleist,
Assistant
Professor, MIS, West Virginia University ,
Dr.
Dick Riley, Assistant
Professor, West Virginia University, CITeR
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“Enhancing Facial Recognition with 3D
Technologies”,
David Tunnell, VP,
Government Solutions,
Genex Technologies, Inc.
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“Biometrics and Digital Keys”,
Dr.
Colin Soutar, Chief
Technology Officer, Bioscrypt Inc.
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| 1:30pm |
The Emerging Role of
Biometrics in Document Security Session – Moderator: "The
Emerging Discipline of Identity Management "
Ben Miller, President and
Conference Chair, Inside ID, Inc.
"What AAMVA Needs: A Unique Identifier for a 300 Million Record System",
Richard Carter, Director, Technology Standards and Programs,
AAMVA
"Who Steals My Purse...",
Joel Lisker, Senior Vice
Chairman, Dudinsky, Lisker and Associates |
Speaker Recognition
Session –
Moderator:
Dr. Joseph P. Campbell, Senior Member of the Technical Staff,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Lincoln Laboratory
"Conversational
Biometrics: Breaking the
Sound Barrier of Secure Voice Applications",
Dr. Ganesh N.
Ramaswamy, Manager, Conversational Biometrics Group, IBM Thomas J.
Watson Research Center
"On the Deployment of
Speaker Recognition for Commercial Applications: Issues and Best
Practices", Dr. Larry Heck, Vice President of Research and
Development, Nuance
"Model Adaptation for Speaker
Verification",
Dr. Kevin Farrell,
Director, Speaker
Verification Technology, ScanSoft
"NIST's Assessment of
Text Independent
Speaker Recognition Performance",
Dr. Alvin F. Martin, Mathematician, National Institute of Standards
and Technology
"Advances in Speaker Recognition: Getting to
Know You",
Dr. Joseph P. Campbell, Senior Member
of the Technical Staff,
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Lincoln Laboratory |
Poster Session -
Oral Presentations
“Can
images be regenerated from biometric templates?”,
Dr. Andy Adler, Assistant Professor, School of Information Technology
and Engineering, University of Ottawa
“Challenges of Developing an Automated Dental Identification System”,
Hany Ammar, West Virginia University
“Reconstructing 3D Faces from Video and Range Data Using a Warping-based
Approach”,
Dr.
Besma Abidi, Research
Assistant Professor, The University of
Tennessee
“Optimal Decision Level Acceptance Rules for Multimodal Biometrics Systems”,
Dr. Bojan Cukic, Associate
Professor, West Virginia
University
“Hand Silhouette Curvature Measurements as a Biometric Identifier”,
Damon Woodard, Doctoral
Candidate, University
of Notre Dame
“Fusion of Biometric Signals”,
Dr. Paul Griffin, Chief
Technology Officer, Identix Incorporated
“Current Fingerprint Analysis Methods is Their Non-Quantitative Nature”,
Charles Jaffe, West Virginia University
“Dental Biometrics: Matching X-ray Images for Human Identification”,
Hong Chen, Michigan State University
“An Empirical Study of Multi-mode Biometric Systems Using Face, Fingerprint
and Voice”,
Dr. Hale Kim, Professor, INHA
University
“Study of Uniqueness of Fingerprints”,
Dr. Hale Kim, Professor, IHNA
University
“Securing a Restricted Site – Biometric Authentication at Entry Point”,
Eric Kukula, Graduate
Student, Purdue
University
“Secure Matching of Fingerprint Representations Using Smart Chip Devices”,
James Reisman, Siemens Corporation Research
“Large Deviations Performance Analysis for Biometric Systems”,
Natalia Schmid, Assistant
Professor, West Virginia University
“A Comparison of Statistical Methodology for Evaluating Biometric
Identification Devices – Preliminary Report”,
Katie Livingstone, St. Lawrence University
“Software for Statistical Error Rate Estimation”,
Nona Mramba, St. Lawrence University
“Image Deblurring by Tight Frame Algorithms”,
Lixin Shen, Research Assistant
Professor, West Virginia
University
"Robust Automated Face Modeling and Recognition Based on 3D Shape",
Gerard Medioni, Geometrix Inc.
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Biometric Interoperability Session –
Moderator: "Biometric
Interoperability, National and International Activities"
Catherine J. Tilton, Director, Integrated Solutions Group, SAFLINK
Corporation, International Representative of INCITS M1 - Biometrics, US Head
of Delegation to ISO/IEC JTC 1 SC 37 - Biometrics
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Special Topics Session - Moderator:
Bruce Brotman, National Biometric Security Project
"Voice and Speech Tools for Corrections",
Dr.
Judith Markowitz, President, J. Markowitz, Consultants
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Poster Session - Students offered poster presentations.
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| 3:50pm |
“Overview
of Biometric Profiles and Their
Impact on Biometric Interoperability",
Michael D. Hogan, Standards
Liaison, Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of Standards
and Technology and INCITS M1 Biometric Profile Technical Editors,
John Neumann, President, Open
Strategies, Inc.,
Fred Herr,
Senior Technical Associate, Identification Technology Partners, Inc.,
John Eul,
Principal, Business Solutions
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"Applying the Biometric Fusion Approach to
Trusted Identity Programs",
Stephen Price-Francis,
Vice President, Business Development, LaserCard Systems Corporation
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| 4:10pm |
"Description of Biometric Data Interchange Format Standards", INCITS M1
Technical Editors:
Creed Jones III, Associate
Professor of Computer Science, Seattle Pacific University, Strategic
Engineer, Sagem Morpho, Inc., Chair, INCITS M1.1, Task Group on Biometric
Data Interchange Formats;
Dr. Colin Soutar, Chief
Technology Officer, Bioscrypt Inc., INCITS M1 Vice-Chairman;
Dr. Jim Cambier, VP
Engineering and Chief Technology Officer, Iridian Technologies, Inc., INCITS
M1.1 Vice-Chair;
Michael McCabe, Computer
Scientist, Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of
Standards and Technology;
Dr. Paul Griffin, Chief
Technology Officer, Identix Incorporated;
Rod Beatson, INCITS/M1
Project Editor, Signature/Sign Biometrics Interchange Format, President,
Transaction Security, Inc.; and
Samir Tamer, Technology
Physicist, Recognition Systems
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“Research and Development in Biometric
Anti-Spoofing”,
Dr. Kristin Nixon, Senior
Scientist/Analysis, Lumidigm, Inc.
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"Biometrics for Large-Scale Consumer
Products",
Jean-François Mainguet,
Biometrics FingerChip™ Chief Scientist, Atmel
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5:00pm |
End of
Session |
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Wednesday, September 24, 2003
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Time:
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Regency Ballroom
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Ballroom A
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Ballroom B
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| 8:00
am |
Featured Speaker
“Biometrics in DoD
Today…Tomorrow”,
LTG Steven W. Boutelle,
Army Chief Information Officer / G-6
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"Development of Standard Taxonomy for
Defining Biometric Applications”,
Dr. Craig Arndt, Director of
Biometrics Programs, Mitretek Systems |
Biometric Security Session – Moderator:
Dr. Colin Soutar, Chief
Technology Officer, Bioscrypt Inc.
“Biometrics Security Techniques and Practices”,
Dr. Colin Soutar, Chief
Technology Officer, Bioscrypt Inc.
"UK
Government Biometrics Security Assessment Programme"
Philip Statham, CESG Biometrics
Program Manager
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Research Symposium
(Continued) -
“Sample Size Calculations for Biometric Identification Devices”,
Dr.
Michael Schuckers,
Assistant Professor
of Statistics, St. Lawrence University
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| 8:50am |
"Common Operating Environment (COE)
and Global Information
Grid (GIG) Enterprise Services (GES)",
Robert Walker, GES Core
Services Project Manager, DISA |
“Driver's License Modernization
Program”,
Steve Haynes, Principal, IA
Strategies
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“A Study of the Accuracy of Face
Recognition for Processing U. S. Passports and Visas”,
Dr.
Donald P. D’Amato,
Fellow, Mitretek
Systems, Inc.
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| 9:10am |
“From Hollywood to
reality: Biometrics are harder than you think”,
Catherine J. Tilton,
Director, Integrated Solutions Group, SAFLINK Corporation, International
Representative of INCITS M1 - Biometrics, US Head of Delegation to ISO/IEC
JTC 1 SC 37 - Biometrics
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"Biometric Security: Spoof-Proof Your
Application and System",
Mira LaCous, VP Technology
and Development, BIO-key International, Inc.
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“Estimating Fingerprint Deformation”,
Dr.
Arun Ross, Assistant
Professor, West Virginia
University
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| 9:30am |
"Combating
Identity Theft”,
C. Maxine Most,
Principal, Acuity Market Intelligence
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"Information
Technology Security", Alice Sturgeon, Chair,
Canadian Advisory Committee - Information Technology Security ISO/IEC JTC
1/SC 27 International Liaison,
Officer SC27 to SC37 and System Policy
Architect & Manager Standards, SPYRUS |
“IBIT – Infusing Biometrics and
Information Technology”,
Lydotta M. Taylor,
President, The EdVenture Group
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| 10:40am |
DoD
Biometrics Management Office Session - Moderator:
John D. Woodward, Jr.,
Deputy Director, DoD Biometrics Management Office
"DoD Biometrics Program Update",
John D. Woodward, Jr.,
Deputy Director, DoD Biometrics Management Office
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Special Topics Session
(Continued)- Moderator: Russell Ryan, National Biometric Security
Project
"The smart, secure way to pay - Two Real World Biometric Applications",
John McNally, Chief
Technology Officer, BioPay, LLC
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“Time Series Detection of Perspiration
as a Liveness Test in Fingerprint Devices”,
Dr.
Stephanie A. C. Schuckers,
Research Associate Professor, Clarkson University and West Virginia
University |
| 11:00am |
"Biometrics on
the Common Access Card",
Min Chong, DoD Biometrics Management
Office |
"Common Criteria Evaluations for the
Biometrics Industry",
Kathy Malnick, Senior
Manager, Criterian Independent Labs |
“Iriscode® Template Compression and Its
Effects on Authentication Performance”,
Dr.
Ulf Cahn von Seelen,
Chief Scientist, Iridian
Technologies, Inc.
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| 11:20am |
"Air Force and DoD Biometrics Partnership",
Chris Crooks, DoD Biometrics Management Office/Booz
Allen Hamilton
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"Multimodal Biometrics",
Michael Thieme, Director of
Special Projects, International Biometric Group |
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| 11:40am |
"The Biometrics Management Office Privacy Approach",
Michael Wendling, DoD Biometrics Management Office/Booz
Allen Hamilton
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12:00pm |
Closing Remarks: Fernando Podio / Jeffrey Dunn, Co-Chairs,
Biometric Consortium |
