I527-290 ESRIF Final Report (WEB).indd - European Commission

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From WG What? Why? How? Key link
elements
running
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long term med
5
3.11; 3.12;
space weather,
survey/tracking and space-imaging solutions through inorbit
demonstration via dedicated missions
The study and prediction of space weather by integration
of data resulting from multiple satellites,
detectors and forecasting systems is a key element in this
respect.
• Development of secure biometric acquisition systems.
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knowledge of the population of space objects
and debries, the space environment and
existing threats/risks.
The exposure of space components to the
harsh conditions of space environment is a
major concern for their performances and
reliability
Biometric technology can provide a very solid
basis to manage people's identity. To get the
69 7-space Space environment and
Space Weather
med
short to mid
term
§ 3.1, 3.3, 3.9,
3.10 & 4.2.4 part
1 ; § 4.1.2. part 2
(WG8) final
report
full benefit of this technology, several topics • Improved accuracy (FAR, FRR) of basic modalities.
must be improved: - accuracy (very low false • Efficient methods/tools for fusion of modalities.
acceptance and false reject rates); - robustness • Robustness to spoofing attacks (liveless/ motion
to spoofing attacks; - speed (fast processing of detection,..).
EAC data on travel documents); - quality and • Fast equipment to process ID control from documents
ease of use of biometric acquisition
(including EAC data processing).
mechanisms, in particular for enrolment
• Improved biometric acquisition device and procedures.
70 8 Improved performances of
biometric technologies
applied to identity
management
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processing
short term med
4
• Development of new and innovative biometric sensors
able to operate in the critical conditions that are typically
found in a disaster scenes.
• Evaluation of performance and robustness of countermeasures
related to internal and external attacks and, if
required, to profiling.
• User behaviour and postural recognition, promoting
“person identification” beyond biometric traits and
avoiding identity theft.
• Acquisition devices and systems certification.
• Create biometric model specific for a usage.
• Investigate multi-biometric traits application benefits
and increased performances.
• Define common procedures for ID check with mobile
devices, including interoperability requirements.
§ 3.9 part 1 ; §
4.2.2 part 2
(WG8) final
report
Mobile Identity Devices A growing number of situations require the
capability to control identity on the field, such
as border control, police controls, or for the
management of victims after a catastrophic
event. New generations of mobile devices are
71 8
short term large
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§ 3.10, 4.2.4 part
1 ; § 4.2.1 part 2
(WG8) final
report
• Develop new generation of mobile equipment: privacy
by design, multi-modalities, accurate, fast, highly
secured, easy of use.
• Harmonize national legislation between all European
Member States for all applications where eID is
mandatory (travel, e-Services, Driving license, eHealth,
…).
• Development of agreed processes and standards.
needed for this purpose.
Identity theft is a major current problem in the
world, impacting millions of people and
undermining global and financial security. No
coherent approach to address this threat is
currently in place. It requires a concerted effort
72 8 Protection against Identity
Theft and frauds in both
physical and virtual worlds