rm ppt 2
- 1. Multimodal biometric system which enables user friendly environment Advisor Dr. ching-chang lee presented by Nikhila dokuparthi (cg5442) Arunsai tallada (wq7489)
- 2. outline Introduction Background Related work Proposed research problem Solution High level design Conclusion References
- 3. INTRODUCTION
- 4. Multimodal biometric payment system is a new technology allows people to pay with their own biometrics such as fingerprints, hands, face and other features. Generally verification payment systems use finger print or swiping cards but these can be forged easily. In order to overcome this problem a techinque of multimodal biometrics are introduced by ju cheng yang who worked at jiangxi university of finance and economics
- 5. The world famous gadget also uses biometric verification for its security its apple iphone 5s which uses a biometric finger print feature for its verification whether it is used by authenticated user or not
- 6. BACKGROUND
- 7. According to author ju cheng yang, he introduced a mutlimodal biometric system where multiple features are taken as input by the system. This biometric verification system is introduced in order to achieve integrity of registered biometric data. In this multimodal biometrics there are two stages enrollment and verification stage where in enrollment stage the features are stored in template and in verification stage by taking biometric input these are verified
- 8. Hidden biometrics are other type of biometric verification system introduced by Amine NAIT- ALI who is director of biometric research group, laboratory images, signaux et systems intelligent He introduced hidden biometrics by which biometric verification is done using ECG and EMG signals.
- 9. RELATED WORK
- 10. Ratha N K introduced a large finger print database which is available in public domain. This is done so because distortions are common in finger print images in order to overcome this problem a method of indexing large finger print databases is presented. Footprint based biometric verification system is introduced by andreas and peter wild, department of computer science, university of salazburg, austria where verification is done through footprints of a person.
- 11. Handbook of multibiometrics by springer-verlag newyork, also carries the same concept of multimodal biometrics which is introduced to overcome the disadavantages of unimodal biometric verification system.
- 13. The main problem in this multimodal biometric verification system is that the author ju cheng yang proposed various authentication models for verification but as there are many models it creates chaos situation which is to be used finally and even all the models are not accurate In some authentication models where it uses third parties to maintain biometric templates but it is not trust worthy to give all the confidential information to third party.
- 14. The various solutions proposed by ju cheng yang and Amine nait-ali in order to overcome the problems of unimodal biometric system are very expensive to implement in day to day life. These are cost effective where only high sophisticated companies can afford these type of verification systems
- 15. SOLUTION
- 16. The solution for above problems mentioned can overcome by DNA test biometrics which we wish to develop and even it is cost effective when compared to recent research for biometrics which is hidden biometrics
- 18. In this DNA test model we wish to develop an equipment to test the DNA sample and gives the appropriate result whether it is authenticated person DNA or not The sample for DNA test may be like a hair strand When we put the hair strand on a DNA test verification machine it gives the appropriate result and further verification can be done
- 19. Some of the DNA test sample fondly known is blood sample where this can be attached to verification techniques which needs very high and secured authentication privacy For normal verification systems we can use hair strand as it is simple and easy and the equipment is less when compared to MRI images or X-ray images equipment
- 20. CONCLUSION
- 21. we wish to develop a easy accessible DNA test verification system which is cost effective and does not require much procedure to build an equipment when compared and heavy equipped DNA verification testing can be used which requires highly sophisticated and confidential verification which cannot be forged at any situation.
- 22. REFERENCES A. A. Ross, K. Nandakumar, and A. K. Jain, Handbook of Multibiometrics, Springer-Verlag New York, Inc., Secaucus, NJ, USA, 2006. N. Ratha, K. Karu, C. shaoyun, and A. Jain, “A real-time matching system for large fingerprint databases”. IEEE Trans. On Pattern Anal And Machine Intell. 18(8), pp 799-813, Aug. 1996. Footprint-based biometric verification Uhl athreas and wild peter published during the year 2008 in journal of electronic imaging Amine Nait-Ali “Hidden biometrics: towards using biosignals and biomedical images for security applications” published during 2011 7th international workshop on systems, signal processing and their applications
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