...[1]. Recognizing people traditionally based on identifying them using their physical
characteristics (fingerprints, iris, face, way of walking, and DNA) or their behavioral …

In the advent of security requirements in today's era, biometrics technologies play a major
role in identification of a person. Biometrics technologies have the potential to make …

Accurate and efficient identification have become a vital requirement for forensic application
due to diversities of criminal activities. A recent advancement in biometric technology which …

“Biometrics,” derived from the Greek “bio” meaning life and “metrics” denoting measure, is
entrenched with numerous applications involving the identification and verification of …

Background: The use of face biometrics is very prevalent in forensic investigations for the
identification of the perpetrators of crime due to the excessive use of CCTV footage that is …

The major contributing factor to biometric technological advancements is fingerprints.
Biometric authentication technology works completely for worker time management …

Biometrics is the measurement of the biological, physiological, and behavioral
characteristics of an individual. Biometric technology can be used by law enforcement …

The dynamic development of high-tech crime, characterized by a cross-border nature and
using information technology, necessitates the introduction of innovative biometric …

A biometric recognition system is an automated system that verifies or identifies a person's
identity using a person's physiological characteristics and/or behavioral characteristics. Face …

Surprisingly, the high accuracies previously reported, exceeding 95%, dropped significantly
when faced with the more demanding conditions of the forensic scenario, plummeting to as …