• The Course
• The Lecturers
• School venue
• Travel and accomodation
• Open projects
• Final tests

Download:

• Application form 2020
• Application for Scholarships 2020

 

• Course Schedule 2019 - PDF
• Course Schedule 2018 - PDF
• Course Schedule 2017 - PDF
• Course Schedule 2016 - PDF
• Course Schedule 2015 - PDF

   

• Student presentations 2019 - PDF

Touch Gesture Biometrics

Dr. Nalini Ratha
IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, USA

As more and more civil applications require reliable and accurate citizen identification, law makers rely on biometrics as a useful tool in building identification card projects. In this talk, we briefly review the existing methods used in large-scale biometrics identification applications. We also present a review of algorithms used in fingerprint identification in particular. Contrary to the common belief that fingerprint identification is a solved problem, we will show that there are several research issues in building a large scale identification system. The impact of the biometrics system errors on the workload and efficacy of the overall system will be demonstrated. The challenges for large-scale biometrics identification are significant both in terms of improving accuracy and response time. The performance of the identification algorithms need to be significantly improved to successfully handle millions of persons in the biometrics database matching thousands of transactions per day. Current large scale biometrics identification techniques will require a fresh approach in designing systems that can handle very large populations. We will conclude that only then biometrics will be able to successfully help in citizen card issuance.