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Facilitating free travel in the Schengen area—A position paper by the European Association for Biometrics
Abstract
Due to migration, terror-threats and the viral pandemic, various EU member states have re-established internal border control or even closed their borders. European Association for Biometrics (EAB), a non-profit organisation, solicited the views of its members on ways which biometric technologies and services may be used to help with re-establishing open borders within the Schengen area while at the same time mitigating any adverse effects. From the responses received, this position paper was composed to identify ideas to re-establish free travel between the member states in the Schengen area. The paper covers the contending needs for security, open borders and fundamental rights as well as legal constraints that any technological solution must consider. A range of specific technologies for direct biometric recognition alongside complementary measures are outlined. The interrelated issues of ethical and societal considerations are also highlighted. Provided a holistic approach is adopted, it may be possible to reach a more optimal trade-off with regards to open borders while maintaining a high-level of security and protection of fundamental rights. European Association for Biometrics and its members can play an important role in fostering a shared understanding of security and mobility challenges and their solutions.
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Authors (48)
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Christoph Busch Prof. Dr.
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Farzin Deravi
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Dinusha Frings
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Els Kindt
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Ralph Lessmann
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Alexander Nouak
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Jean Salomon
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Mateus Achcar
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Fernando Alonso-Fernandez
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Daniel Bachenheimer
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David Bethell
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Josef Bigun
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Matthew Brawley
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Guido Brockmann
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Enrique Cabello
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Patrizio Campisi
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Aleksandro Cepilovs
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Miles Clee
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Mickey Cohen
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Christian Croll
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Bernadette Dorizzi
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Martin Drahansky
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Paweł Drozdowski
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Fankhauser Catherine
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Julian Fierrez
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Marta Gomez-Barrero
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Georg Hasse
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Richard Guest
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Ekaterina Komleva
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Sebastien Marcel
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Gianluca Marcialis
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Laurent Mercier
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Emilio Mordini
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Stefance Mouille
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Pavlina Navratilova
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Javier Ortega-Garcia
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Dijana Petrovska
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Norman Poh
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Istvan Racz
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Raghavendra Ramachandra
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Christian Rathgeb
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Christophe Remillet
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Uwe Seidel
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Luuk Spreeuwers
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Brage Strand
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Sirra Toivonen
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Andreas Uhl
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- Articles
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- artykuły w czasopismach
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IET Biometrics
no. 12,
pages 112 - 128,
ISSN: 2047-4938 - Language:
- English
- Publication year:
- 2023
- Bibliographic description:
- Busch C., Deravi F., Frings D., Kindt E., Lessmann R., Nouak A., Salomon J., Achcar M., Alonso-Fernandez F., Bachenheimer D., Bethell D., Bigun J., Brawley M., Brockmann G., Cabello E., Campisi P., Cepilovs A., Clee M., Cohen M., Croll C., Czyżewski A., Dorizzi B., Drahansky M., Drozdowski P., Catherine F., Fierrez J., Gomez-Barrero M., Hasse G., Guest R., Komleva E., Marcel S., Marcialis G., Mercier L., Mordini E., Mouille S., Navratilova P., Ortega-Garcia J., Petrovska D., Poh N., Racz I., Ramachandra R., Rathgeb C., Remillet C., Seidel U., Spreeuwers L., Strand B., Toivonen S., Uhl A.: Facilitating free travel in the Schengen area—A position paper by the European Association for Biometrics// IET Biometrics -Vol. 12,iss. 2 (2023), s.112-128
- DOI:
- Digital Object Identifier (open in new tab) 10.1049/bme2.12107
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- Gdańsk University of Technology
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