02000nam a2200301 4500 384056 384056 20070214d2001 y0pory50 ba eng Biometrics Recurso eletrónico facing up to terrorism John D. Woodward, Jr. Santa Monica, CA [etc.] RAND Arroyo Center cop. 2001 1 CD-ROM 12 cm RAND Issue Papers 218 Ficheiro de 99,2 Kb em formato PDF (22 f.). Disponível em: www.rand.org/pubs/issue_papers/IP218/ "(...) While there is no easy, foolproof technical fix to counter terrorism, the use of biometric technologies might help make America a safer place. “Biometrics” refers to the use of a person’s physical characteristics or personal traits to identify, or verify the claimed identity of, that individual. Fingerprints, faces, voices, and handwritten signatures are all examples of characteristics that have been used to identify us in this way. Biometric-based systems provide automatic, nearly instantaneous identification of a person by converting the biometric —a fingerprint, for example— into digital form and then comparing it against a computerized database. In this way, fingerprints, faces, voices, iris and retinal images of the eye, hand geometry, and signature dynamics can now be used to identify us, or to authenticate our claimed identity, quickly and accurately. These biometric technologies may seem exotic, but their use is becoming increasingly common." BIOMETRIA 327034 IDENTIFICAÇÃO DE PESSOAS 343105 IDENTIFICAÇÃO AUTOMÁTICA 347656 TECNOLOGIA 234237 TERRORISMO 410420 WOODWARD JR. John D. 354383 Oferta 0 PJCD_59_000000000000000 2022-06-06 PJCD59 413827 PJ PJ PJ1CD59_4 PJCD59 2022-06-06 0 MO Oferta