International Joint Conference on Biometrics

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The International Joint Conference on Biometrics (IJCB 11) is a special combination of two major biometrics research conference traditions, the International Conference on Biometrics (ICB) and the Biometrics Theory, Application and Systems (BTAS) conference.

Here are some topics they cover:

Do you tink these topics would be interesting to study? Why?
Which topic would you find the least interesting? Why?

fingerprint
iris biometrics
face recognition
speaker identification
writer recognition
hand geometry
recognition by gait
ear biometrics
palm/foot print
novel biometrics
multi-biometric methods
performance evaluation
security and privacy
anti-spoofing methods
template aging
novel applications
social impact analysis
usability studies
system-level evaluation
application case studies
soft biometrics
biometric databases
DNA biometrics
novel sensors

http://www.cse.nd.edu/IJCB_11/

 

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I think fingerprint, palm/foot print, speaker identification, DNA biometrics and face recognition would be the most interesting to study, but yeah the rest would be very information since I have not heard of the majority of the things they cover. I would want to study the topics I listed above because it identifies a human being match for match. It is basically what forensics due which would be fascinating to do in order to catch a perpetrator/criminal.

I think they least interesting topic would be ear biometrics, just because it doesn't sound very flattering, plus I don't know exactly what it involves.

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