Biometrics

This lecture will identify the types of biometrics.

This lecture will discuss comparisons between the types of biometrics.

This lecture will explain the first type of biometrics, namely behavioral.

This discussion will focus on a behavioral characteristic, specifically gait.

This discussion will focus on a behavioral characteristic, specifically keystroke.

This discussion will focus on a behavioral characteristic, specifically signature recognition.

This discussion will focus on a behavioral characteristic, specifically voice recognition.

This lecture will explain physiological biometrics.

This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically the use of DNA.

This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically face recognition.

This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically fingerprint recognition.

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Lecture outline:

0:00    Introduction and Definition

1:43    Advantages

2:07    Disadvantages

This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically hand geometry.

This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically iris recognition.

This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically retinal scanning.

This discussion will identify the difference between retinal scanning and iris recognition.

This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically the use of one’s odor.

This discussion will focus on a physiological characteristic, specifically the use of one’s ear.

This lecture will talk about the different uses of biometrics.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely security.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely for employee behavior.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely for consumer behavior.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely in the election process.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely at airports and borders.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely for the use of employers.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely in law enforcement and justice.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely for financial use.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely in bank transactions.

This lecture will identify one of the many uses of biometrics, namely on border security.

This lecture will identify the other uses of biometrics.

This lecture will discuss how biometrics works.

This lecture will explain the biological basics of biometrics.

This lecture will explain biometric readings.

This lecture will explain biometric considerations.

This lecture will identify the steps in the biometric system.

This lecture will identify the different components of biometrics.

This lecture will talk about why biometrics should be used.

This lecture will talk about using biometrics.

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Lecture outline:

0:00    Introduction

1:32    Speed and Accuracy

3:01    Cost

3:38    Acceptance

4:07    Government Regulation

This discussion will focus on the technology in biometrics.

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Lecture outline:

0:00    Introduction

0:20    Optical

0:58    Acoustical

2:21    Microwaves

2:48    Captive Sensors

3:03    Pressure Sensors

3:16    Particle Rays

3:48    Magnetic Fields

4:21    Electric Fields

4:44    Chemical Emissions

This discussion will center on the devices used in biometrics.

This discussion will focus on the future of biometrics.

This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of authentication.

This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of access and attendance control.

This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of travel control.

This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of finance and other transactions.

This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of remote voting.

This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of automatic working devices.

This lecture will talk about the future of biometrics in the area of action control.

This e book is a list of terms and definitions often used in the field of biometrics.

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