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Standards and Regulations (Session Chair: Patrick Grother)
11, Irina Orssich, EU Commission: An Update on the EU Laws Concerning AI Based Face Recognition
12, Pierre Gacon, Idemia: The ISO/IEC 9868 Standard Supporting EU Regulation of Biometric Identification of Passively Captured Subjects [video] [presentation]
13, Odhran James McCarthy, United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI): Responsible Limits on Facial Recognition: A Policy Framework for Law Enforcement [video] [presentation]
14, Cathrine Fari, Norwegian ID Centre: Manual Facial Comparison - Developing an E-Learning At Last! [video] [presentation]
16, Samuel Peterson, RAND Corporation: Finding a Broadly Practical Approach for Regulating the Use of Facial Recognition by Law Enforcement [video] [presentation]
Industry Outlook (Session Chair: Patrick Grother)
17, Neda Eskandari, Paravision: Synthetics and DeepFakes: Opportunities, Threats, and Protection [video] [presentation]
18, Brendan Klare, Rank One: The Pros and Cons of Face Recognition [video] [presentation]
19, Stephane Gentric, Idemia: From e-Gate to Free Flow [video] [presentation]
20, Michael Thieme, Accenture FS: Update on Presentation Attack Detection Standards [video] [presentation]
20a, Norman Poh, TrustStamp: Modelling the Odds of False Acceptance and False Rejection of a Privacy-Preserved Multimodal System Involving Face Modality [video] [presentation]
Demographics and Security (Session Chair: Patrick Grother)
21, Patrick Grother, NIST: The Demographic Summary Measures of NIST IR 8429 [video] [presentation]
22, John Howard, SAIC: Fairness, Demographic Differentials, and ISO 19795-10 Updates [video] [presentation]
23, John Howard and Yevgeniy Sirotin, SAIC: Feature Vector Clustering - a Step Toward Fixing Broad Homogeneity Effects [video] [presentation]
24, Mike King, Florida Institute of Technology: Demographics Effects in Face Recognition
25, Keivan Bahmani and Stephanie Schuckers, Clarkson U: Face Recognition In Children: A Longitudinal Study [video] [presentation]
Face Morphing (Session Chair: Mei Ngan)
26, Matjaž Torkar, Ministry of the Interior Police, Slovenia: Morphing Cases in Slovenia
27, Mei Ngan, NIST: FRVT MORPH - Current Vulnerability Assessment and Automated Detection Performance [video] [presentation]
28, Matteo Ferrara, University of Bologna: Morphing Attack Potential (MAP) [video] [presentation]
29, Nasser Nasrabadi, West Virginia University; Chen Liu/Zander Blasingame, Clarkson University; David Doermann, University at Buffalo, (CITeR): Face Morph Generation and Attack Detection [video] [presentation]
30, Kiran Raja, Norwegian University of Science and Technology: Overview on Morph Attack Detection Development [video] [presentation]
30a, Frøy Løvåsdal, National Police Directorate, Norway: Morphing Attack Detection - Analysing Human Observer Ability [video] [presentation]