National Institute of

Standards and Technology

INTERNATIONAL	BIOMETRIC

PERFORMANCE	CONFERENCE

Evaluation and Performance of Biometric Technologies

May	3-6,	2016

FINAL PROGRAM

NIST, NPL and the EAB are	happy to announce	the	agenda	for the	IBPC 2016	conference	on

performance and	testing of biometric systems. The forum will bring together evaluators, users,

technology providers to discuss performance in applications that	embed biometric functions or	

component. The conference aims	to detail developments	in how systems	are being tested, certified,

upgraded	and	improved	rather than	to	snapshot specific testing or research results. The conference

specifically includes	talks	on Automated Border Control, a rapidly growing application of	front-end and

back-end biometric technology today, and emerging	biometric uses. The	talks will target operationally

relevant	and desirable themes, and will give emphasis to design, procurement, and what	operators

require from test and	evaluation	activities. The conference aims to	advance future use of biometrics

by sifting salient points from the accumulated	experience of the last decade, to	identify novel

evaluation methodologies and recent trends in testing, and to determine	what is	most	operationally

relevant	in the context	of	the contemporary and emerging marketplaces.

Program Committee:

Patrick Grother, Elham Tabassi, NIST, US

Tony Mansfield, NPL, UK

Christoph	Busch, EAB,	DE

Speakers:

Research and development staff, system analysts, users,

evaluators, planners, writers of technical specifications,

standards	developers	and adopters.

Target audience:

Professionals concerned with biometric system evaluation,

procurement, deployment, maintenance, design, configuration,

integration,	standardization,	research	and	development.

Main Conference, May 3-5 Satellite Session, May 5-6

IBPC 2016 Conference Technical Colloquium: Quantifying the

weight	of forensic evidence

Red Auditorium, NIST Green Auditorium, NIST

08:30 – 18:00 09:00	– 17:00

Registration https://www.fbcinc.com/e/NIST/IBPC/attendeereg.aspx

Registration Deadline:

April 26 2016 at 5.00PM	EDT.

Hotels +	Logistics http://www.nist.gov/itl/iad/ig/ibpc_logistics.cfm

Maps +	Directions http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/visitor/index.cfm

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IBPC 2016 - Tuesday	May 3 IBPC 2016 - Wednesday May 4 IBPC 2016 - Thursday	May 5

Concurrent with Evidential Value	Workshop	

0800	Continental Breakfast 0800	Continental Breakfast 0800	Continental Breakfast

0830	Introductions, welcome address, and logistics 0830	Review of day	1, polls, question	and	answer 0830	Review of day	2, polls, question	and	answer

Gov

0845 Nick Megna, FBI, Update on activities of the FBI

Biometrics Center of Excellence 01

0845 Amanda Sozer +	Chris Miles,	SNA International + DHS

S&T,	Evaluation	of rapid	DNA	kinship performance 01

Border

0845 Jim Wayman San Jose	State	University, Performance of

Smartgate	Australia 01

0910	Jim Cole,	DHS	Homeland	Security	Investigations,

Expanding	the role of analytics in child exploitation cases 02

Fingerprints

0910 Jean-Christoph Fondeur,	Morpho,	Advances, challenges

and	opportunities in	contactless fingerprint	capture 02

0905	Dan Bachenheimer,	Accenture,	Use of biometrics in

migration: UN High Commission on Refugees 02

Speaker

0935 Tony	Mansfield,	NPL,	SPOKE - Collecting	operationally

representative voice recordings for	speaker	recognition

evaluation 03

0935 Stephen Fox,	AOS,	Quantifying performance of noncontact fingerprinting 030930 Fares Rahmun, Bundesverwaltungsamt,	EU Smart

Borders – German pilot experience 03

1000 Vince Stanford,	NIST,	Design of the upcoming Speaker

Recognition	Vendor Test 2016 04

1000 Chris Boehnen,	IARPA,	Overview	of	the	Odin program on

presentation	attack detection 04

0955 Dan Bachenheimer,	Accenture,	EU Smart Borders –

Finland	pilot experience 04

1030 Break 1005 Break 1020 Break

Mobile

1100 Neil Costigan,	BehavioSec,	Accuracy for behavioral

authentication	for native mobile application 05

1040 Rick Lazarick and Patty Wolfhope, CSRA	+ DHS S&T, 05

Evaluation	of ‘non-traditional’ fingerprint	sensor	performance

1050	Arun Vemury,	DHS S&T Air Entry Exit Re-engineering,

Biometric concepts of operation	in	the airport environment 05

1125 Jonas Anderson,	Fingerprint Cards AB, Performance

testing and validation for	biometrics in consumer	products,

mobile phones 06

1110 Roberto	Wolfer,	Frank Dittrich, Thomas Seeling, Daniel

Schubert, Jenetric + TU Chemnitz, Investigations	on	reducing

the failure-to-enroll rate	for fingerprint scanners by	means of

user-centered interaction design 06

1100 Jacob Hasselgren,	Scitor (SAIC), Scenario tests for

immigration exit 06

1120 Yevgeniy Sirotin,	Scitor (SAIC), Usability and user

perceptions of self-service biometric	technologies 07

1150	Oscar Miguel,	University	of	Kent,	Users-Centric Design:

introducing remote usability evaluation in mobile settings 07

1135	Anil Jain,	Michigan	State	University,	Fingerprint

recognition in young children:	An option for UID, others? 07

1145 Kevin	McCarthy,	MITRE,	The Business Case for Biometric

Identification	Solutions? 08

1215	Elaine	Newton, Kevin Mangold, Colin Soutar,	NIST +

Deloitte, Determining strength of biometric authentication 08

1200 Stephen Elliott,	Purdue	University,	Human Biometric

Sensor Interaction, latest research	and	Process HBSI 08

1210 Yevgeniy Sirotin,	Scitor (SAIC), Efficient test design	for

biometric exit scenarios 09

1240 Lunch 1225 Lunch 1235 Lunch

Metrics

1345 Andreas Nautsch and Daniel Ramos,	CASED and	 09

Vulnerabilities

1330	Ines	Goicoechea-Telleria, U	Carlos III Madrid, An	

evaluation of Presentation Attack	Detection of fingerprint

biometric systems applying	ISO/IEC	30107-3 09

Face

1340	Artem Kukharenko,	N-Tech.	Lab. Facenx: Real time

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, UAM,	Making decisions planetary scale face recognition	system 10

with biometric systems: the utility of a	bayesian	perspective

1410 Ted	Dunstone +	Joshua	Abraham,	Biometix,	Improving 1355	Elaine	Newton and Stephanie	Schuckers NIST + Clarkson

U,	Recommendations for Presentation	Attack Detection:

Mitigation of threats due to	spoof attacks 10

1410	Jonathon Phillips,	NIST,	Evaluation	of human	face

identity resolution accuracy by exploiting relationships recognition performance 11

between	quality attributes and	matching	scores to	optimise

candidate	lists 10

1435 Brian	DeCann,	Noblis,	Pitfalls in ROC analysis when

evaluating normalized 1:N matcher scores 11

1420 Akira Otsuka and Tetsushi Ohki, AIST,	Security	

Evaluation	of vascular biometrics 11

1440	Michael Thieme,	Novetta,	Performance testing for

synthesized and processed face images 12

1500 Arun Ross,	Michigan	State	University,	Relating	ROC	

Curves and	CMC	Curves 12

1445	Christoph Busch +	Michael Thieme,	CASED +	Novetta,	

The ISO/IEC 30107-3	standard	for testing	of presentation 12

attack detection	- applied	to	fingerprint alteration	detection

1525 Break 1510	Break 1510 Break

Operations

1555 Judith Liu-Jimenez,	U. Carlos III Madrid, “The	Madrid 13

Study”, a comparative	test of fingerprint sensors + algorithms

Quality

1540 Elham Tabassi,	NIST,	NFIQ 2.0 Design, implementation

and	performance evaluation 13

Border

1540 Çağatay	Karabat,	S&T	Research	Council,	Turkey,	Status

of biometric passports in	Turkey +	border security	challenges

1620	Antoine Cabana,	ENSICAEN,	Assessing	methodology	for

operational testing + evaluation on biometric black boxes 14

1555	Timo Ruhland,	Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA),	

Validation of NFIQ on massive archival datasets 14

1605	Dan Bachenheimer,	Accenture, Beyond	eGates: Passive

face recognition of	travelers in crowds 14

1645 Ramon	Blanco-Gonzalo,	U.	Carlos	III	Madrid,	Usability

evaluation of biometric recognition systems 15

1620	Martin Olsen,	Norwegian	U. of Science and	Technology,	

NFIQ 2.0 Features for fingerprint quality determination 15

1630 Patrick Grother,	NIST,	Passive face recognition for

immigration exit? 15

1645	Christophe	Rosenberger, ENSICAEN, Pixel pruning for	

fingerprint quality assessment 16

Talks: 15	 Duration: 9:05 Content: 6:45 Adjourn:	17:10 Talks: 16 Duration: 8:40 Content: 6:45 Adjourn: 17:10 Talks: 15	 Duration: 8:25	 Content: 6:05	 Adjourn: 16:55