Titlebook: Handbook of Remote Biometrics; for Surveillance and Massimo Tistarelli (Prof.),Stan Z. Li,Rama Chellap Book 2009 Springer-Verlag London 200

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2191-6586 metrics which is held every year in Alghero, Italy and which has become a ?agship activity of the IAPR Technical Committee on Biometrics (IAPR TC4). The last four chapters of the book are derived from some of t978-1-4471-2670-6978-1-84882-385-3Series ISSN 2191-6586 Series E-ISSN 2191-6594

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Biometrics at a Distance: Issues, Challenges, and Prospectsface recognition and novel biometric sensors for building intelligent environments. Several factors affecting the performances of biometric systems are identified and discussed in some detail. Some typical applications and prospects are illustrated together with their impact in today’s and tomorrow’

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View Invariant Gait Recognitionrocess. On the other hand, the 2D gait biometric approaches use a single camera, usually positioned perpendicular to the subject’s walking direction. Because in real surveillance scenarios a system that operates in an unconstrained environment is necessary, many of the recent gait analysis approache

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Face Recognition in Humans and Machinest emerges. From the computational side, we discuss face recognition technologies and the strategies they use to overcome challenges to robust operation over viewing parameters. Finally, we conclude the chapter with a look at some recent studies that compare human and machine performances at face rec

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Multibiometric Systems: Overview, Case Studies, and Open Issuese in a biometric system. The role of using ancillary information such as biometric data quality and soft biometric traits (e.g., height) to enhance the performance of these systems is discussed. Three case studies demonstrating the benefits of a multibiometric system and the factors impacting its ar