Tuesday 18 October 2011 |
08.00 |
Coffee & Tea |
09.45 |
Conference Opening
Mark Lockie, Biometrics 2011 Conference Chairman |
10.00 |
Opening Keynote - US-VISIT – Exploring emerging technologies of the future: Taking border management to new levels
Kenneth D. Gantt, Program Integration and Mission Services Division at US-Visit, USA |
10.30 |
Opening Keynote
Bringing biometrics to the people
David Buckley, CEO, Cross Match Technologies, USA |
11.00 |
Keynote Q/A |
11:15 |
Coffee & Tea |
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In Focus: Large-scale government programs |
Privacy protection and ethical challenges |
11.40 |
Session Chairman's Introduction
Bill Perry, Biometric and ePassport Specialist, AsiaPacific, Unisys Australia |
Session Chairman's Introduction
Marek Rejman-Greene, Senior Biometrics Advisor, Home Office, UK |
11.45 |
Advancements in the use of biometrics and identity management for US travel documents
Angela Miller, Emerging Technologies, Consular Systems and Technology, Bureau of Consular Affairs, Department of State |
Ethical challenges of next generation biometrics
Emilio Mordini, Professor and Director, Centre for Science, Society and Citizenship, Italy |
12.15 |
Status of the FBI's Next Generation Identification System - Next steps and challenges
Kevin Reid, Program Manager, Next Generation Identification, FBI, USA |
Biometrics for trust and convenience
Didier Chaudun, Convenor of the Biometrics Task Force, Eurosmart, France |
12.45 |
Building the world's largest biometric database: From concept to reality
Vivek Raghavan, UID Technology Centre, India |
SAPIENT Project - Supporting fundamental rights, privacy and ethics in smart surveillance technologies
Kush Wadhwa, Managing Director, GSI, UK |
13.15 |
Lunch |
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Biometrics - helping to win the fight against crime |
Commercial and Public Sector biometrics - Part 1 |
14.10 |
Session Chairman's Introduction
Geoff Whitaker, Chief Technology Officer - Biometrics, Police Science and Forensics
National Policing Improvement Agency, UK |
Session Chairman's Introduction
Dr Peter Waggett, IBM UK Emerging technology programme leader, BSI IST/44 Chairman, UK |
14.15 |
e-MOBIDIG— Mobile ID for immigration and police in Europe
Frank Smith, Deputy Director - Identity Systems, UK Border Agency; Chair, e-MOBIDIG, UK |
The maturity of biometrics in the commercial marketplace – a global perspective
Mizan Rahman, Founder and CEO, M2SYS Technology, USA |
14.45 |
Unique ID across the Criminal Justice Chain - A Dutch case history
Marcel Boogaard, CEO, HSB identification, The Netherlands |
Biometrics as an all-round service in the financial world
Diana Ombelli, Consultant, Kee Square, Italy |
15.15 |
Fast DNA in the field, the benefits and the challenges for law enforcement
James Grivet, Business Development Project Manager, DNA project, Safran Morpho, France |
Multibiometrics at the Point of Sale - 150,000 transactions later
Ulrich M. Kipper, CEO it-werke group, Germany |
15:45 |
Afternoon Tea |
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On the horizon - biometric trends, challenges and opportunities |
16.10 |
Session Chairman's Introduction
James A. Loudermilk, Senior Level Technologist, Science and Technology Branch, Federal Bureau of Investigation, USA |
16.15 |
The future of biometrics: A joint industry/academia enterprise?
Professor Michael Fairhurst, School of Engineering and Digital Arts, University of Kent, UK |
16.45 |
Biometrics technology – A trend toward commoditisation?
Charles Y Li, Technical Director, Raytheon, USA |
17.15 |
Biometrics: The secure mobility enabler
Terry Hartmann, Vice President , Security Solutions & Portfolio Management, Unisys, USA |
17.45 |
End of Day One |
Wednesday 19 October 2011 |
08.00 |
Coffee & Tea |
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Cutting edge biometric passenger facilitation |
Biometrics and Identity Assurance |
09.00 |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Hugh Carr–Archer, Chief Executive Officer, Aurora Computer Services, UK |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Marek Rejman-Greene, Senior Biometrics Advisor, Home Office, UK |
09.10 |
Biometrics in mass transit – A Case study of Gatwick Airport developments in 2011
Perry Hailey, Technology Leader, Gatwick Airport Ltd, and, Jim Slevin, Transport Business Unit Manager, Human Recognition Systems, UK |
Biometrics for managers - Designing biometric solutions to improve identity security in civil registration, passport issuance and border control applications
Ross Greenwood, Principal, Identity Matters Consulting, Australia |
09.40 |
Insights into Automated Border Clearance – learnings from deployment at London Heathrow, the world’s busiest international airport
Cyrille Bataller, Director - Accenture Technology Labs Europe, France |
Identification and digital authentication in the federal administration
Pedro Janices, National Office of Information Technologies, Chief of the Cabinet Office, National Director, Argentina |
10.10 |
In the face of destruction: preparing for the 2011 Rugby World Cup
Gillian Ormiston, Global Market Manager for Border Solutions, SAFRAN GROUP - MORPHO Identification Division, France |
Global identity assurance and the growth of biometrics
Sir John Adye, Chairman, Identity Assurance Systems Ltd, previously Director of GCHQ, UK |
10.40 |
Morning coffee and networking |
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Pushing biometric boundaries |
11.05 |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Geoff Whitaker, Chief Technology Officer - Biometrics, Police Science and Forensics
National Policing Improvement Agency, UK |
11.10 |
Advancing biometrics: Cutting-edge FBI research and activities
Kevin Reid, Program Manager, Next Generation Identification, FBI, USA |
11.40 |
Human-Machine Fusion: How to improve state-of-the-art face recognition systems
Alice J. O'Toole, Professor, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences The University of Texas at Dallas, USA |
12.10 |
Advances in stand-off biometrics
Behnam (Ben) Bavarian, President and CEO, AFIS and Biometrics Consulting, USA |
12.45 |
LUNCHTIME KEYNOTE
Face-in-the-crowd biometrics: here's looking secretly at you
Professor Brian C. Lovell, NICTA and The University of Queensland, Australia |
13.15 |
Extended Lunch and Exhibition Viewing |
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Iris In Focus
Iris recognition is one of the most intriguing biometrics - highly accurate and full of promise. But has the technology managed to deliver? This stream covers case histories, bleeding-edge research, test results and an illuminating speech by Professor John Daugman, the inventor of iris recognition, on the vital principles behind large-scale database search using iris. |
Testing and technology
Testing is critical in the biometrics industry and can be credited for driving many of the technological advances over the past decade. This stream considers both the latest results – including NIST's Face Quality Analysis Challenge – and how technology can aid testing procedures. |
14.45 |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Mark Lockie, Biometrics 2011 Conference Chairman |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Jim Wayman, San Jose State University, USA |
14.50 |
Smart Mobile Identity: Beyond single-purpose handheld biometric devices
Joey Pritikin, Director of Product Marketing, AOptix Technologies, USA |
Face quality analysis challenge
Dr. P. Jonathon Phillips, Electronic Engineer, NIST, USA |
15.20 |
From the visible to the exotic: putting iris in different light
Arun Ross, Robert C Byrd Associate Professor, West Virginia University, and Assistant Director, Center for Identification Technology Research (CITeR), USA |
Department of Homeland Security – Synthetic biometric image development
Michael Thieme, Director of Special Projects, IBG, USA |
15.50 |
Afternoon tea |
16.15 |
One-to-many iris recognition – promise fulfilled?
Patrick Grother, Biometric Standards and Testing Lead, NIST, USA |
What does it mean to be a NVLAP-accredited laboratory for biometrics testing?
Brad Moore, Program Manager, National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP), NIST, USA |
16.50 |
Vital principles for large-scale database search using iris
John Daugman, Professor, Cambridge University, UK |
17.15 - 19.00 |
Evening Drinks Reception |
Thursday 20 October 2011 |
08.00 |
Coffee & Tea |
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Safe and sound - biometric liveness detection and vulnerabilities |
Overcoming Biometric Enrolment Challenges |
09.10 |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Michael Thieme, Director of Special Projects, IBG, USA |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Bill Perry, Biometric and ePassport Specialist, AsiaPacific, Unisys Australia |
09.15 |
Evaluation of Anti-Spoof (Liveness) Detection
Stephanie Schuckers, Associate Professor, Clarkson University and Director, Center for Identification Technology Research (CITeR) and Elaine Newton, Senior Advisor for Identity Technologies, NIST ,USA |
In pursuit of enrolling high-quality biometric data
Miguel Leitmann, Vision-Box Senior Vice-President for Marketing and Sales, Portugal |
09.45 |
Trusted biometrics under spoofing attacks (Tabula Rasa)
Sébastien Marcel, Senior research scientist, Idiap Research Institute, Switzerland |
Innovations in biometric enrolment - US Department of Justice Case Study
Rob Mungovan, Vice President, Aware, Inc, USA and Fred Baradari, President Government Solutions, Cross Match Technologies, USA |
10.15 |
The state of biometrics in Australia & New Zealand including vulnerability research, a review and future directions
Isabelle Moeller, General Manager, Biometrics Institute, Australia
Dr Ted Dunstone, Chair, Technical Committee, Biometrics Institute, Australia |
Addressing the challenges of cost efficiency and integrity in operational biometric enrolment solutions
Tony Mercer, Managing Director, TM Associates, and Greg Henwood, Chief Technical Officer, Hekemobio, UK |
10.45 |
Morning coffee and networking |
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Border management in focus |
Commercial and Public Sector biometrics -
Part 2 |
11.10 |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Miguel Leitmann, Vision-Box Senior Vice-President for Marketing and Sales, Portugal |
Session Chairman’s Introduction
Isabelle Moeller, General Manager, Biometrics Institute, Australia |
11.15 |
Revolutionizing border control with biometrics
Raymond Wong, Part-time professor, Biometrics Research Centre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Founding member, Hong Kong Biometrics Institute, Advisor, Shenzhen Special ID Card Research and Production Centre, Public Security Bureau, Shenzhen China |
CIVIL ID: Securing the mobile public sector workforce
Vance Bjorn, Chief Technology Officer and Co-Founder, DigitalPersona, USA |
11.45 |
Biometric border control for the EU VIS
Fares Rahmun, Federal Office of Administration (BVA), Germany
Markus Nuppeney, Federal Office for Information Security (BSI), Germany |
Biometrics in healthcare – A US case study
Christer Bergman, Vice President Biometric Solutions Group, Fujitsu Frontech North America |
12.15 |
Addressing the border management & security dilemma through consolidation of biometrics and biographic passenger identities
André Oeyen, Director Biometric Business Development, SITA, Belgium |
Humanitarian Aid and Gambling - two diverse use cases in the New Economics of Iris Recognition
Martin George, CEO, Smart Sensors Ltd, UK |
12.45 |
Mapping fingerprints for border control: “features “of the European experience around the Schengen “core”
Monica Gariup, Research Officer, Frontex, European Union |
Using multi-factor authentication to secure online transactions and prevent fraud
Conor White, Chief Technology Officer, Daon, USA |
13.15 |
Lunch and exhibition viewing |
14.15 |
Panel: Biometrics and identity as a software service (SaaS) |
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This Biometrics Software as a Service (SaaS) stream will focus upon how Biometrics and ID Management fit into out-sourcing, managed IT services, and the emerging Cloud Computing paradigm. Current Information Technology trends such as data center consolidation, shared infrastructure, virtualization, and green computing initiatives are in direct response to the budgetary realities in today’s computing environment. This stream will explore current and future Biometric Systems across industry and government that incorporate these concepts.
The discussion will provide the opportunity to share lessons learned with regard to information sharing, cyber security, data protection, and policy enforcement across organizational boundaries. Special attention will be focused upon business models, licensing trends and unique technical challenges related to biometrics.
Panel Moderator: John Christensen, Senior Vice President, Strategic and Business Development, Global Technology Solutions, USA
William Vickers, Subject Mater Expert for Biometrics and Forensics, VP Biometrics, Forensics & Intelligence, Six3Systems, USA
David White, Identification Portfolio Programme Manager, Technology Product Management Unit, Operations Directorate, National Policing Improvement Agency, UK
Ken Lehman, Director, Identity Management, Defense Technologies Division, Northrop Grumman Information Systems, USA
Kris Ranganath, Chief Technology Officer, Government and Public Global Solutions Division, NEC Corporation, Japan/USA
Fred Preston, Director, FP Fidelity Ltd, UK |
15.45 |
Closing Remarks
Jim Wayman, San Jose State University, USA |
16.00 |
Close of Conference
Followed by Afternoon Refreshments |
