Matching Contactless and Contact-Based Conventional Fingerprint Images for Biometrics Identification

Lin, Chenhao; Kumar, Ajay

doi:10.1109/tip.2017.2788866

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“…Finally, this paper find out that fusing scores from different sensors results better performance than fusing different instances from the same sensor. In this paper [6], authors investigates a problem with the cross matching of contactless fingerprints with contact based fingerprints. And also develops a new model named deformation correction model (DCM) for getting a correct match of a fingerprint from the input.…”

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A Survey Paper on Fingerprint Recognition and Cross Matching

Shamsi¹

2019

IJRASET

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As common as largely used various technical methods, identification of fingerprint is presently growing as a very popular biometric recognition approach, primarily due to its uniqueness. Process of performing a sharp observation and thereby finding out the most appropriate fingerprint match from the given set of data is what actually meant by the term fingerprint recognition. For getting the proper match output using fingerprint recognition systems, a wide variety of theoretical methods and algorithms were proposed and are quite common for last long years. Each system use minutia feature as the key feature for similarity identification because of its accuracy. Some researchers used features like ridge map, core point feature other than the minutia to get better performance and accuracy. Nowadays cross matching of fingerprint from different sensors are also a research topic due to the emergence of new contactless sensors. This survey paper includes the discussion about fingerprint recognition and cross matching techniques.Here different approaches are studied in terms of accuracy and performance.

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A Survey Paper on Fingerprint Recognition and Cross Matching

Shamsi¹

2019

IJRASET

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“…These rules specify the data format, the type of data exchanged, and the cryptographic schemes. However, even if standards for biometric data interchange exist, interoperability problems between different biometric systems can arise when, for example, different sensors are used to collect the samples [32].…”

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Advanced Biometric Technologies: Emerging Scenarios and Research Trends

Genovese

Muñoz

Piuri

et al. 2018

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Biometric systems are the ensemble of devices, procedures, and algorithms for the automatic recognition of individuals by means of their physiological or behavioral characteristics. Although biometric systems are traditionally used in high-security applications, recent advancements are enabling the application of these systems in less-constrained conditions with non-ideal samples and with real-time performance. Consequently, biometric technologies are being increasingly used in a wide variety of emerging application scenarios, including public infrastructures, e-government, humanitarian services, and user-centric applications. This chapter introduces recent biometric technologies, reviews emerging scenarios for biometric recognition, and discusses research trends.

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“…To overcome all those challenges and drawbacks in the traditional locks, smart security systems are developed which provide more security to the individuals, however, these systems are easy to use, to access, and can be reliable. Such of these security systems, the use of smartcards, voice technology, passcode, and biometrics [5][6][7][8]. Fig.…”

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Enhanced Security Methods of Door Locking Based Fingerprint

Alnabhi*¹,

Al-naamani²,

Al-madhehagi³

et al. 2020

IJITEE

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This paper presents an enhanced methodology in implementing and designing a security system for door locking purpose based on fingerprint, GSM technology, monitoring camera, alarm system and password system. This security system will provide enough security by limiting unauthorized people access and taking a record of those who pass through it. Sometimes unauthorized people or burglars try to break the door for evil intentions at a time when no one is available at a targeted place, so this paper introduces some security solutions for that problem and they are the main contribution of our paper. We introduce an alarm system to alert the people at the surroundings, GSM module that’s used to send an SMS message to the registered user’s (responsible person) and a web camera that’s used to take a video for a person who tries to break the lock, password keypad that’s used after fingerprint sensing to provide extra security. Definitely the registered users are the only persons who can access the lock, and the door closes after five seconds from the opening time. The method used to implement this experiment involves the use of a fingerprint scanner R305 that’s interfaced with Arduino microcontroller-ATMEGA328P to control the locking and unlocking process of a door. During all the opening and closing processes, the16x2 Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) displays some commands which can be used to instruct the users like, place your finger on the sensor, the door is opened, the door is closed, the message is sent, please enter the password etc. If an unregistered user tries to access the door using their fingerprints, automatically his/her access is denied. The proposed door lock security system is can be used at homes, offices, banks, hospitals, and in other governmental and private sectors. Our proposed system was tested in real-time and has shown competitive results compared to other projects using RFI and password.

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Matching Contactless and Contact-Based Conventional Fingerprint Images for Biometrics Identification

Cited by 99 publications

References 28 publications

A Survey Paper on Fingerprint Recognition and Cross Matching

A Survey Paper on Fingerprint Recognition and Cross Matching

Advanced Biometric Technologies: Emerging Scenarios and Research Trends

Enhanced Security Methods of Door Locking Based Fingerprint

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