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Index The role of individuals’ identification in the development and digital inclusion policies: the framework for the Ibero American social electronic identification Eduardo Thill ................................................................................................................................ 267 Biometrics Tools for Social and Digital Inclusion Pedro Janices ................................................................................................................................ 289 Standards and Biometrics Bradford J. Wing ............................................................................................................................ 307 The International Co-operation and Safety Initiatives in Individuals Identification and Verification using DNA or Fingerprints proposed by INTERPOL Mark Branchflower / Jess Maltby .................................................................................................. 327 The importance of dental records in identification Virginia Kannemann ...................................................................................................................... 339 Biometric Trends, Challenges and Opportunities Julio Fuoco ................................................................................................................................... 355 Biometrics technology and the new economy: A Review of the field and the case of the United Arab Emirates Ali M. Al - Khouri ......................................................................................................................... 371 The RIC Project as a new paradigm in Brazilian civil identification Marcos Elías Claudio de Araujo ..................................................................................................... 409 Comprehensive project for technological upgrade in the General Register Office of Honduras Jorge Arturo Reina García ............................................................................................................. 419 The Role of Identification in Social and digital inclusion Mónica Litza ................................................................................................................................. 435 Advances in the Federal Penitentiary Service´s biometrics project Néstor Mastosian ......................................................................................................................... 447 Biometrics Tools in the Province of Buenos Aires: successful cases Gustavo Donato ........................................................................................................................... 457 Identity, biometrics and digital signature in the region. Framework for the Ibero-American Social Electronic Identification Gabriel Casal / Mercedes Rivolta .................................................................................................. 467 Annex: Framework for the Ibero-American Social Electronic Identification ............................... 497 BIOMETRICS 2 265
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BIOMETRÍAS 2 Compilado por Eduardo
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Autoridades Presidenta de la Nació
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Prólogo Este libro no tiene preten
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El rol de la identificación de per
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Resumen Los gobiernos de nuestra re
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la utilización de los servicios el
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ambiental, entre otros. Desarrollo
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Cuadro Nro. 2 - Participación de l
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población y la continuidad de los
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Por otra parte, el Estado necesita
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entre nuestros países. También se
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En efecto, el artículo 6 expresa
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Conclusiones Hemos visto que nuestr
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Herramientas biométricas para la i
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Resumen Las políticas de inclusió
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fronterizo, la autenticación en tr
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Pero, ¿por qué es importante tene
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acceso público y gratuito a Intern
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Al hablar de registrar a un individ
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Por último, por su versatilidad, d
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tiene el derecho de tener una “id
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Normas y Biometría Bradford Wing B
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Resumen Este documento se referirá
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que proveyó muestras de su ADN es
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conoce como el estándar ANSI/NIST-
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con exactitud la muestra contra la
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coincidencia no es exacta. 19 De he
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Un ejemplo es la “Slap Fingerprin
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leer este certificado es compartida
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y requerimientos de los propietario
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La cooperación internacional y las
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Resumen Este paper ha sido escrito
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Oficinas Centrales Nacionales contr
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DNA - ácido desoxirribonucleico Al
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europeos lo adoptaron como su formu
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será incrementado para permitir vo
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84 Virginia Kannemann Asistente Eje
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Los registros dentales: su importan
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Un ejemplo de esa relación es el
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Determinación de la edad El moment
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Determinación de la talla El cálc
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decrecen con la edad. No todas las
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y sus aplicaciones en la identifica
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100 Julio Fuoco Licenciado en Comer
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incidirán en un porcentaje del tre
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Una vez más, como cuando hablamos
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comúnmente utilizadas no son invas
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ciento (50 %) de se corresponden co
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Bibliografía Centro Latinoamerican
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114 Ali M. Al-Khoury Director Gener
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Claramente, la identificación de l
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120 característica biométrica Pro
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hacia el estado actual en el mundo
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1.3.2 Formato de Intercambio de Dat
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también la Figura 4. Esto hace dif
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Reconocimiento del Evalúa el estil
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Evidentemente, hubo y continua habi
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132 • 2011: Tarjetas Inteligentes
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134 • 2011: Las Elecciones Nacion
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información inclusiva. Además sos
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El sistema puede identificar person
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Rasgos de la tarjeta Gráficos - cu
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4.1 Características de la Tarjeta
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4.2 Funciones de la Tarjeta de Iden
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El gobierno planea incluir el desar
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negocios, a través de los procesos
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152 Marcos Elias Claudio Araujo Dir
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hubo inversiones o proyectos releva
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Además de la implantación del Reg
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En 2008, el sector bancario invirti
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tendencia mundial y en el marco de
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164 Jorge Arturo Reina García Dire
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le asignó el código 01, a los dem
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y procese. Los Libros de Inscripci
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5. La estructura administrativa es
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Dicho operativo a dado como resulta
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• Capacidad de respuesta inmediat
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Bibliografía Términos de referenc
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180 Dra. Mónica Litza Directora Na
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prioridad que esta tiene dentro de
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Promover el desarrollo digital como
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Sistema Nacional de Busqueda e Iden
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192 Néstor Matosian Director del C
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Kirchner donde la posibilidad de in
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decir, sólo se podrá acceder a es
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En este contexto y comprendiendo el
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202 Gustavo Donato Director Oficina
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• Conjuntamente con la estandariz
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19. Nanotexto en contorno de caja d
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injerencia sobre cuestiones adminis
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N) Legal and privacy impact analysi
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Biometric systems may need to also
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C) OASIS BIAS Integration TC 34 (Or
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Forensic Overview Identifying an in
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DNA profile that can be compared ag
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• Fingerprints of arrested non na
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member countries. An important fact
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Chile, murdered Ezequiel Tapia, the
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Each tooth has five visible surface
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To determine the age of adults afte
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D. Lip prints Lip prints are impres
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Conclusion As we have seen, dental
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Here the real impact or importance
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the technology becomes critical and
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The work that many governments (amo
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6. Factors in the Success of Projec
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• Creating an authority over appl
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370 Ali M. Al-Khoury Emirates Ident
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Clearly, personal identification ha
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Current technologies have evolved o
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architecture and operation of biome
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This makes palm vein patterns diffi
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Biometric Technology How it operate
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The USA, India, UAE, Malaysia, Sout
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Country Biometrics Applications Arg
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their boundaries of responsibilitie
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information mainly fingerprints and
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Applet Interface Functionality ID &
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and effectively on the card. This e
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The primary need stems from require
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Biometrics in general is envisaged
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Bibliography Al-Khouri & Bal, J. (2
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Currently, civil identification of
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of modern states. Technological sec
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Information supplied by the Brazili
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infrastructure and management model
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was assigned the code 01, and the o
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to the original registrations by sp
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4. Problems of document fraud (Regi
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esults product of the “Document C
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Cities with it structure, not on-li
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Bibliography • Terms of Reference
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436 Dra. Mónica Litza National Dir
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within the government policies unde
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Records Law No. 26.685, which autho
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or restricted, but we know that an
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identification verification, with f
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created by ReCAP and by the Directo
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The Social e-ID Framework is not a
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Argentina, and it is also legal to
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total protection of children and ad
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documents. On the other hand, Law N
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apart from a unique code, with the
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Agencies. (BUGONI, RIVOLTA; 2007),
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Digital Signature Infrastructure A
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specific and with a clearer semanti
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easons, it is possible to assert th
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http://www.uncitral.org/pdf/spanish
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how to facilitate remote access to
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the access and availability of mate
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identify the communicating party an
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consideration the own national regu
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In this sense, we propose this docu
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Adoption of a common glossary 514 7
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