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BIOMETRICS SUBMITTED BY:- 1.Ruchi Kalra BBA 3 rd SEM “B” SUBMITTED TO:- Prof. Deepesh Mamtani

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Page 1: Biometrics

BIOMETRICS SUBMITTED BY:-1.Ruchi KalraBBA 3rd SEM “B”

SUBMITTED TO:-Prof. Deepesh

Mamtani

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INTRODUCTION

o Biometrics can be divided into two words :-“BIO” which means LIFE + “METRICS” which means to MEASURE.

o Biometrics refers to the automatic identification of a person based on his or her physiological or behavioral characteristics.

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history The term “Biometrics” is derived from the Greek words bio (life) and metric (to measure).

The first known example of biometrics in practise was a form of finger printing being used in China in the 14th century by “Joao de Barros.”

“Bertillonage” a method of bodily measurement was used by police authorities.

The police then used finger printing which was developed by Richard Edward Henry of Scotland yard.

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FACTORS• The selection of a particular biometric for

use in a specific application involves a weighting of several factors.

• These factors were introduced by JAIN ET AL in 1999.

• Factors are:-1. Universality2. Uniqueness3. Permanence

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FACTORS (CONT…)

4. Measurability5. Performance6. Acceptability 7. Circumvention

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FUNCTIONALITY/ WORKING

MATCH/ NON-MATCH

COMPARISON

EXTRACTION

CAPTURE

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TYPES OF BIOMETRICS

PHYSIOLOGICAL1.FINGERPRINT

2.FACE RECOGNITION3. IRIS RECOGNITION

4. DNA5. PALM PRINT

6. HAND GEOMETRY

BEHAVIOUR1. TYPING RHYTHM

2. GAIT3. VOICE

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A. PHYSIOLOGICAL BIOMETRICS

1)FINGER-PRINT:- a)A fingerprint is the feature

pattern of a finger, which has hills/ridges and valleys/furrows.

b)Each individual has unique fingerprints so the uniqueness of a fingerprint is exclusively determined by the local ridge characteristics and their relations.

c) Also called as DACTYLOSKOPY(Greek word, meaning fingers).

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DIFFERENT IDENTIFICATION ON FINGER PRINTS

1. Crossover2. Core3. Bifurcation4. Ridge ending 5. Island6. Delta7. Pore

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Working:- Finger print

• Fingerprint recognition system operates in 3stages:-

1)Fingerprint acquiring device2) Minutia extraction3) Minutia matching

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Working finger-print(cont..)

2) Minutia extraction diag.

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Working of finger-print (cont..)

3. Minutiae Matching• Point pattern matching• Minutia matching• Alignment

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IRIS RECOGNITION

• The iris is the only internal organ of the body normally visible externally.

• Iris recognition is an AUTOMATED METHOD.

• Uses infrared illumination• Mathematical & Statistical

pattern recognition of iris.

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REAL EXAMPLE OF IRIS RECOGNITION

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SCIENCE BEHIND IT……!

OPERATOR IMAGE ACQUISITION

IMAGEIRIS LOCALIZATION

DIGITIZING IMAGE

NUMERIC CODE

PATTERN MATCHING

CODES SAVED IN DATABASE

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Gadgets made with the concept of iris recognition

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That’s All Folks!!!