Relatório preparado pelo "Joint Research Centre for the European Parliament’s Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE)" da Comissão Europeia. Ficheiro de 2,17 Mb em formato PDF (148 f.). Disponível em: https://ec.europa.eu/justice_home/doc_centre/freetravel/doc/biometrics_eur21585_en.pdf

Preface. Acknowledgements. Table of contents. Preamble. Executive summary. I. Purpose and structure of the report. II. The report’s conclusions and recommendations. III Content of the report. Introduction. Objective. International and european agenda. Report structure. Scenarios on biometrics. Chapter 1: Basic biometric concepts. 1.1 Definitions. 1.2 The seven pillars. 1.3 Biometric application types. 1.4 The issues. Chapter 2: Biometric technologies: 2.1 Biometric systems: main technological issues. 2.2 Medical aspects of biometrics. 2.3 Face recognition. 2.4 Fingerprint recognition. 2.5 Iris Recognition. 2.6 DNA as a biometric identifier. 2.7 Multimodal biometric systems. 2.8 Comparing the selected biometric technologies. 2.9 Other technological issues. Biometrics at the frontiers: assessing the impact on society EC-DG JRC-IPTS. Chapter 3: Selt approach: 3.1 Social aspects of biometric technologies. 3.2 Economic aspects of biometric technologies. 3.3 Legal aspects of biometric technologies. 3.4 Technical aspects of biometric technologies. Chapter 4: Biometrics 2015 - A scenario exercise. 4.1 Introduction. 4.2 Scenario on biometrics in everyday life. 4.3 Scenario on biometrics in business. 4.4 Scenario on biometrics in health. 4.5 Scenario on biometrics at the border. 4.6 Concluding remarks on scenario exercise. Chapter 5: Conclusion - The diffusion of biometrics. Security and privacy. Other key aspects (SELT). Recommendations.Table of contents (Annexes). ANNEX 1: Selected technologies in detail. A.1 Face recognition. A.2 Fingerprint recognition. A.3 Iris recognition. A.4 DNA as a biometric identifier. ANNEX B: Main questions asked. References. Glossary. Abbreviations.