In our global information
society, there is an ever-growing need to authenticate individuals.
Biometrics-based authentication is emerging as a reliable method that can
overcome some of the limitations of the traditional automatic personal identification
technologies. Automated biometrics deal with physiological and/or behavioral
characteristics, such as a fingerprint, signature, palmprint,
iris, hand, voice or face, which can be used to authenticate a person's claim
to a certain identity or establish a person's identity from a large database.
With the rapid progress made in electronics and Internet commerce and with
the increased emphasis on security, there will be a growing need for secure
transaction processing using biometrics technology.
The purpose of this conference
is to emphasize the design and development of efficient and effective
biometric technologies & systems, provide an international forum for
researchers, engineers and vendors from different disciplines to exchange
ideas, identify problems, evaluate system performance, explore new research
directions, and initiate possible collaborative research and future system
developments. This conference will significantly benefit biometric
researchers in academic, government and industrial sectors.
More specifically, this
conference will cover the following:
- Biometric technologies and modes
- Pattern acquisition or
sensing and storage
- Information processing
- Identification and
verification
- Multi-model biometrics
- Biometric systems
- Fingerprint, face, iris, ...
- Voice, signature, gesture,
...
- Other automated biometric
systems
- Biometric implementations
- Parallel and distributed
biometrics processing
- Real-time biometrics
computing
- Smart cards
- Biometric applications
- Banking
- Access Control
- Computer Login
- Airport security
- Forensics
- Border Control
- Automotive
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- Tutorials
- Fingerprint
- Palmprint
- Face
- Speaker
- Signature
- Competitions
- Fingerprint
- Face
- Signature
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List of Accepted
Papers for ICBA 2004
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