Using Biometrics for Facial Recognition at Airports

Horkay, Juraj; Tymofiiv, Volodymyr; Al-Rabeei, Samer

doi:10.35116/aa.2022.0029

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“…The high efficacy of face biometric identification implies a growing number of airports adopting this technology. Airlines, airports, and other stakeholders must take proactive steps to guarantee that the use of face recognition biometrics improves the efficiency and enjoyment of travel for passengers [10]. Kasim et al (2021) [11] provide evidence to support the claim that face recognition is an essential technology at airports since it effectively decreases processing and waiting durations.…”

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Biometric Breakthroughs for Sustainable Travel: Transforming Public Transportation through Secure Identification

Čižiūnienė,

Prokopovič,

Zaranka

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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This study investigates the use of biometric technology in public transit to improve trip safety and effectiveness. The incorporation of biometric technology into transit networks improves efficiency and security but also poses substantial challenges of privacy, standardisation, and public acceptability. Conducted via a poll of 25 specialists in Lithuania, the objective was to assess the level of acceptability and practicality of using biometric identification for both drivers and passengers. The results suggest a divided view about the specific demographic that biometric applications should target. However, there is agreement on the considerable potential of these technologies to enhance transportation safety. Face recognition has been the favoured approach due to its non-intrusive nature and simplicity of integration. The statistical research demonstrated significant positive correlations between different biometric approaches, indicating that a multimodal strategy is effective for providing full security coverage. The research highlights the significance of resolving privacy issues, emphasising that public acceptability depends on the open management and strong safeguarding of biometric data. The findings support the deliberate use of biometric technologies in sustainable public transportation, emphasising their ability to improve safety, optimise operations, and even revolutionise the passenger experience. This emphasises the equitable examination of technology, security, and privacy in the progress of sustainable public transportation systems. Biometric technology in public transport, especially for monitoring driver health and ensuring passenger safety, is supported by experts as a means to enhance service quality, reduce accidents, and optimize route planning.

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Biometric Breakthroughs for Sustainable Travel: Transforming Public Transportation through Secure Identification

Čižiūnienė,

Prokopovič,

Zaranka

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Balancing Security and Privacy: A Study on Biometric Authentication Implementation in Airports and Airlines

Arthur Dela Peña,

Mitzi Gutierrez,

Mercy Guinto

2024

IJARSCT

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Biometric authentication is increasingly adopted in airports to enhance security and operational efficiency. While offering significant advantages, such as accurate identity verification and expedited passenger screening, it raises concerns over data privacy and security. This study examined the implementation of biometric systems in Philippine airports, focusing on the balance between security benefits and privacy protection. A mixed-methods approach was employed, combining surveys with passengers, interviews with key stakeholders, and case studies of airports utilizing biometric technology. Results indicated that biometric systems significantly improved identity verification accuracy, reduced fraud, and streamlined passenger flow. However, 60% of passengers expressed privacy concerns, particularly about data storage and unauthorized access. Best practices, including data minimization, secure storage, and informed consent, were identified as effective strategies to address these concerns. The study concluded that while biometric technology offers transformative benefits, its success depends on transparent communication, robust privacy safeguards, and compliance with regulations. Recommendations include adopting time-limited data retention policies, enhancing passenger awareness, and offering opt-out options. Future research should explore longitudinal impacts of biometric systems, privacy-preserving technologies, and cross-country regulatory comparisons to establish global best practices for biometric implementation

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Using Biometrics for Facial Recognition at Airports

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Biometric Breakthroughs for Sustainable Travel: Transforming Public Transportation through Secure Identification

Biometric Breakthroughs for Sustainable Travel: Transforming Public Transportation through Secure Identification

Balancing Security and Privacy: A Study on Biometric Authentication Implementation in Airports and Airlines

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