Biometric systems in transport – requirements

Biometrics is an identity factor – “something you are or something you can do” used for the purposes of physical and logical access to means of transport [1, 7]. Logical access includes access to applications, services, or authorizations – i.e., for example, starting/stopping a vehicle, performing daily, monthly, seasonal, etc., preventive maintenance of means of transport. A transport biometric system is an automated system that can capture, extract, match, and return a decision /matched-not matched/ – that is, enable the use of a means of transport.Modern land, sea, and air transport vehicles are equipped with various types of electronic security systems (ESS). Electronic security systems are responsible for detecting threats occurring in the transport process (for stationary and mobile objects). They are increasingly used and ensure the safety of people, e.g., surveillance systems installed in fixed and mobile facilities, e.g., airports, railway stations, aircraft, cars (…)

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