Cuprins
I Introduction pag.4
1: What Biometrics Are and Who’s Using Them pag. 5
1.1: How Biometric Systems Work pag. 7
1.2: Characteristics of Biometric Systems pag. 8
1.3: Benefits of Biometric Systems pag. 9
1.4: Selecting and Implementing a Biometric System... pag. 9
2. Types of Biometrics pag. 10
2.1: Fingerprint and Hand Biometrics pag. 10
2.2: Palm Scan pag. 12
2.3: Hand Veins pag. 14
2.4: Sonar / Ultrasonic pag. 15
2.5: Signature Biometrics pag. 16
2.6: Retina and Facial Biometrics pag. 18
2.7: Iris Scanning pag. 20
2.8: Facial Imaging pag. 21
2.9: Recognizing Ears pag. 23
2.10: Recognizing Facial Thermographs pag. 23
2.11: Recognizing Speech pag. 24
2.12: DNA pag. 25
2.13: Gait Recognition pag. 25
2.14: Typing Dynamics. pag. 26
3: Implementing and Using Biometrics pag. 27
3.1: Biometric System Threats and Vulnerabilities pag. 28
3.2: Ten benefits of biometrics pag. 28
3.3: Protecting the Biometric Information pag. 28
3.4: Biometrics and European Law pag. 29
II: Terminology pag.30
2.1: Definitions pag. 30
2.2: The technical terminology pag. 31
2.3: The Glossary ...................pag. 31
III: Methods and Procedures pag.32
3.1: Semantic Fields pag. 32
3.2: Concept Map pag. 35
3.3: Predictions pag. 37
IV: Glossary pag. 38
V: Conclusions pag. 256
VI: References pag.258
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I Introduction pag.4
1: What Biometrics Are and Who’s Using Them pag. 5
1.1: How Biometric Systems Work pag. 7
1.2: Characteristics of Biometric Systems pag. 8
1.3: Benefits of Biometric Systems pag. 9
1.4: Selecting and Implementing a Biometric System... pag. 9
2. Types of Biometrics pag. 10
2.1: Fingerprint and Hand Biometrics pag. 10
2.2: Palm Scan pag. 12
2.3: Hand Veins pag. 14
2.4: Sonar / Ultrasonic pag. 15
2.5: Signature Biometrics pag. 16
2.6: Retina and Facial Biometrics pag. 18
2.7: Iris Scanning pag. 20
2.8: Facial Imaging pag. 21
2.9: Recognizing Ears pag. 23
2.10: Recognizing Facial Thermographs pag. 23
2.11: Recognizing Speech pag. 24
2.12: DNA pag. 25
2.13: Gait Recognition pag. 25
2.14: Typing Dynamics. pag. 26
3: Implementing and Using Biometrics pag. 27
3.1: Biometric System Threats and Vulnerabilities pag. 28
3.2: Ten benefits of biometrics pag. 28
3.3: Protecting the Biometric Information pag. 28
3.4: Biometrics and European Law pag. 29
II: Terminology pag.30
2.1: Definitions pag. 30
2.2: The technical terminology pag. 31
2.3: The Glossary ...................pag. 31
III: Methods and Procedures pag.32
3.1: Semantic Fields pag. 32
3.2: Concept Map pag. 35
3.3: Predictions pag. 37
IV: Glossary pag. 38
V: Conclusions pag. 256
VI: References pag.258
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