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Workshop on Mobile Identity in Europe, Ispra, 16th – 17th June, 2009 |
See the announcement in the Security Technology Assessment Unit's new website at
The Mobile Identity Working Group, Ispra, 16th – 17th June, 2009
A joint cooperation between the Police Presidium of the Czech Republic, the Agence Nationale des Titres Sécurisés (ANTS, France) and the Joint Research Centre.
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Workshops on Privacy and Mobile Identity in Europe, November 2008 |
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The Joint Research Centre and WALTER partners are organizing a Workshop on UWB regulations, measurements and testing at ISPRA, Italy on the 2nd and 3rd of July 2008. WALTER (Wireless Alliance for Testing Experiment and Research) is a Collaborative Research project with start date of 01/01/2008 with duration of 24 months, with the objective of developing a broadband wireless test bed covering the emerging needs of the research, the industry and the regulators on Ultra-wideband communications. The objectives of this workshop are:
Discuss the current regulatory, industry and research requirements on UWB communications. Support the identification and resolution of conflicting requirements. Discuss the technical challenges and approaches in the definition of UWB test beds. Discuss the research status of UWB interference and mitigation techniques including Detect And Avoid (DAA).
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SeBoCom workshop outcomes |
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On May, 27th and 28th, in Ispra, was held the Secure Border Communications (SeBoCom) Workshop aiming at setting the ground for a new Project in the area of Secure and Interoperable Communications for Border Security Forces. |
The purpose of the workshop was to present the outcome of the pre-study
and to bring together representatives of end users and industries to
share the different experiences.
End Users’ and Industries’ attendance was very satisfactory and
all the presentations were of very high level; also representatives of
the External Relations Directorate General (DG RELEX) of the European
Commission attended the Workshop.
End Users’ presented their real life experience in Joint
Operations and outlined their need for a reliable communication system
in order to be able to perform their tasks, while Industries presented
the state of the art of technology in the area of secure communications
with specific reference to European Projects.
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European Security Research and Innovation Forum |
 | The European Security Research and Innovation Forum (ESRIF), a
public-private partnership on security research and innovation, will
hold its 4th plenary meeting from the 19th to the 21st of May, 2008 at the JRC in Ispra. |
ESRIF is a forum for the development of a Public-Private Dialogue in the area of EU security research and innovation. ESRIF will - bring together all the relevant stakeholders in order to discuss issues of crosscutting, common concern;
- identify
proposals for forming a strategic security research and innovation
agenda, involving national and European stakeholders, laying out a
shared and clear view of European security research needs and
priorities; and
- share ideas, views and best practices in
order to make better use of existing capabilities and to enhance the
use of technology in security-related domains, e.g. by inter alia
making the best possible use of the various funding instruments in the
present financial programming period.
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SDR Forum Workshop in Rome: Proceedings |
 | This meeting was organized by Selex Communications and included working sessions advancing the SDR Forum 2008 operations plan in support of the commercial, public safety, avionics, and international tactical radio communities. |
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AAAS 2008 Annual Meeting - Boston, 14-18 February 2008 |
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Within the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting, the SERAC unit organises a symposium "Biometrics in Border Management - Grand Chalenges for Security, Identity and Privacy".
The session will be moderated by Alois Sieber and includes the following presentations:
Grand Challenges in Border Security in the 21st Century--Erik Berglund, FRONTEX, Warsaw, Poland Border Control Technologies: From an Eye in the Sky to a Great Invisible Wall--Peter Hanel, Motorola Research Europe, Vienna, Austria Biometric Identity: The Next Challenge for Nonproliferation?--Gus Hosein, London School of Economics, London, United Kingdom Trusted Traveler: Trustworthy Electronic Identity Across International Borders--Jean-Marie Willigens, Deutsche Lufthansa, Cologne, Germany Biometric Passports at European Borders Control--Pravir Chawdhry, Joint Research Center, Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen, Italy The Fine Line of Standardization: Too Little Too Late or Too Much Too Soon?--Patrick Grother, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD
The American Association for the Advancement of Science |
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