Biometric technology : authentication, biocryptography, and cloud-based architecture /: authentication, biocryptography, and cloud-based architecture. (2014)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Author, Ravindra Das.
• Authors: Das, Ravindra
• Contents: An Introduction to Biometrics; Our Unique Features: Physiological and Behavioral; How Our Unique Features Can Positively Identify Us: The World of Biometrics; A Formal Definition of Biometrics; What Is Recognition?; Physiological and Behavioral Biometrics; What the Future Holds; The Granular Components of Recognition; Defining the Biometric Template; The Mathematical Files of the Biometric Templates; Understanding Some of the Myths Behind Biometrics; Understanding the Differences of Verification and Enrollment Templates; Summary of Points Covered; The Biometric Process Illustrated; For the CIO: What Biometric System to Procure? For the CIO: Important KPIs to Be Examined; Looking beyond the KPI; U.S. Federal Government Biometric Metrics and KPI; Biometric Data Interchange Formats Common Biometric Exchange Format Framework Biometric Technical Interface Standards; U.S. Federal Government Biometric Testing Standards; A Review of Biometric Sensors Optical Scanners Solid-State Sensors; Ultrasound Sensors; Temperature Differential Sensors Multispectral Imaging Sensors Touchless Fingerprint Sensors CCD Cameras 3-D Sensors/Review of Biometric Sensors in Use; The Disadvantages of Sensors Typical Biometric Market Segments Logical Access Control; Physical Access Control Time and Attendance Law Enforcement Surveillance; Review of Chapter 1; ; A Review of the Present and Future Biometric Technologies; The Biometric Technologies of Today: Physical and Behavioral; Differences between Physical Biometrics and Behavioral Biometrics; Which One to Use: Physical or Behavioral Biometrics?; Fingerprint Recognition The Unique Features The Process of Fingerprint Recognition Fingerprint Recognition Quality Control Checks Methods of Fingerprint Collection The Matching Algorithm; Fingerprint Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages Market Applications of Fingerprint Recognition; Hand Geometry Recognition Hand Geometry Recognition: Enrollment Process Hand Geometry Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Vein Pattern Recognition Components of Vein Pattern Recognition How Vein Pattern Recognition Works Vein Pattern Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Palm Print Recognition; How Palm Print Recognition Works Palm Print Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Facial Recognition Facial Recognition: How It Works Defining the Effectiveness of a Facial Recognition System; Techniques of Facial Recognition; Facial Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages Applications of Facial Recognition; The Eye: The Iris and the Retina The Iris; The Physiological Structure of the Iris Iris Recognition: How It Works; The Market Applications of Iris Recognition; Iris Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; The Retina; The Physiology of the Retina; The Process of Retinal Recognition Retinal Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Voice Recognition Voice Recognition: How It Works Factors Affecting Voice Recognition Voice Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; The Market Applications of Voice Recognition; Signature Recognition The Differences between a Signature and Signature Recognition; Signature Recognition: How It Works Signature Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Keystroke Recognition; Keystroke Recognition: How It Works Keystroke Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Biometric Technologies of the Future; DNA Recognition DNA Recognition: How It Works DNA Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Gait Recognition The Process behind Gait Recognition; Gait Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Earlobe Recognition Earlobe Recognition: How It Works; Earlobe Recognition: Advantages and Disadvantages; Review of Chapter 2; ; For the C-Level Executive: A Biometrics Project Management Guide; Biometric Technology System Architecture; Sensing and Data Acquisition Multimodal Biometric Systems; Single Sign-On Solutions Implementing a Multimodal Biometric System; Challenges with Multimodal Biometric Systems; Signal and Image Processing; Preprocessing of the Biometric Raw Image; Quality Control Checks Image Enhancement; Feature Extraction Postprocessing Data Compression; Data Storage Search and Retrieval Techniques; Database Search Algorithms; Backup and Recovery of the Database; Database Configurations; Template Matching; Threshold Decision Making; Administration Decision Making Biometric Templates Adaptation Establishment of the Security Threshold Values; Reporting and Control System Mode Adjustment; Privileges to End Users; Data Transmission; Biometrics Project Management System Concepts and Classification Schemes <BR&gt
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: Boca Raton : CRC Press
• Publication Date: 2014
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 006.4; Biometric identification
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781466592469
• Related ISBNs: 9781466592452
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Description based on CIP data; item not viewed.
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