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e-ID management
is world wide on the agenda as a major economical,
social and political
instrument, in the OECD (Working Party on Information
Security and Privacy), in the European Union
(i2010 eGovernment action plan and eID roadmap),
in the Asian IC card Forum (Silk route card
and the 1 billion China eID card project). In
Europe Austria and Estonia have already full
national deployment of their eID's, Belgium
is half way down and other EU countries either
already started to deploy or are in their planning
phase. So the eID based service level is rapidly
increasing while many more useful applications
are in the pipeline. So applications are the
new challenge as we are actually getting from
single purpose to multi purpose, all in the
context of a cardholder centric approach.
Hence now is the time to line up your activities
with the world eID conference and see how you
may learn, profit and contribute to the developments.
The next edition of "World e-ID" is
envisioned to be again an ideal opportunity
to share visions, see new perspectives and opportunities
and to develop and extend professional peer
to peer contacts and networks. |
The
"World
e-ID" Program Committee is inviting proposals
for presentations from e-ID strategy planners, system
developers, implementers, managers and industry leaders,
e-service providers and others with extensive relevant
experiences and insight in one of more of the following
topic areas:
TOPICS
1. National
deployment of eIDM and eServices
• National eID projects and roll-outs
• travel documents and eID in the border control
domain
• eID for eServices access, Identification, Authentication,
Digital signature
• Generic eGovernment services, personalised portals,
email signing, taxes, social security, documents transfer,
e-voting, etc.
2. eIDM
architectural models, projects and demonstrators
• Achieving the Interoperable and Mutually
recognised eID in EU
• The role and results of the article 6 Committee,
the eIDM ad hoc group, the Porvoo group, the eForum
PPP eID Working Group, the interopEID.org group
• Authentication models & levels
• Towards a common eIDM framework
• Personal data ownership models
• Federated eID management
• Presentations of EC funded projects like: i2010
program, eID roadmap, MODINIS - Onom@Topic - GUIDE,
FIDIS, PRIME, SPES, i2-Health, etc
• The Large scale EU 2007 interoperability demonstrator
3. eServices
where eID is a key enabler
3.1 Health
• European health cards (New German Health Card,
Sesame Vitale 2,
• Health Professional cards
• Access to Electronic Health Records
• Electronic prescription and other health related
electronic services
• eID as an enabler to advanced eServices in health
• From EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) to
eHIC
3.2 Payment
• What may eIDM learn from the Single European
Payment Area strategy?
• The roll out of EMV, how does it relate to eID
• Shared usage of a payment terminal infrastructure
3.3 Public transport
• The challenge of transmodal customer relationship,
how to keep track
• Contact less and RFID
• Does the US Transport workers card come to Europe?
3.4 Company cards
• Single sign on • convenience & protection
of the company electronic assets
• Physical access protection by IC cards
3.5 Mobile
• What will the large memory SIMS bring to the
world of eID?
• Where to put the (qualified) certificate?
3.6 Other attractive
application areas
4. Large
scale e-ID systems
• ePassport developments, enrolment,
issuance and deployment, verification, interoperability
issues,
opportunities and threats, vulnerabilities and countermeasures)
• European Visa system
• Resident card systems
• Drivers license developments
• eGovernment employee systems
• The ILO seafarers card
5.
eID Standardisation
• How to realise a common standard for eID in Europe?
• The EU initiative for Common eIDM Specifications
for interoperability, issuing and verification procedures
• CEN TC 224 WG 15 standard for a European citizen
card
• The ISO 24727 IC middleware standard
• The Open Source solution
• Bridging the gap between ICAO and eIDM
6. Regional
strategies
• US, real ID act, PIV card, TWIC card, NIST biometric
activities
• Asian Pacific developments, The Silk route card
concept, AICF eID group, Japan, China, Korea, Singapore,
Malaysia,
• Middle East, early adopters, Oman, UAE, Bahrain,
etc
7. Digital
signatures, enabler or inhibitor for eID deployment?
• PKI strategies and deployment
• Standardisation in PKI
• (Federated) structures for Validation
8. Biometrics
for secure authentication
• New and emerging biometric technologies,
• How reliable are biometrics these days, quality
performance and benchmarking projects
• Capturing, extraction, quality of images, compression
and comparison methods
• Developments in data formats and file structures
• On-line and on-card matching
• Layered and dual technologies
9. Business
models for e-ID
• Is there a major business case for eIDM interoperability?
• Is a per sector approach the most viable?
• The Multi-application issue, when will it pay
off?
• Public- private cooperation
• Spanning the service domain boundaries
• Application loading and deleting mechanisms,
mature or not?
• Is the return on investment still around the
corner?
10. Privacy
and e-Inclusion
• How to take in the consumer preferences?
• The RFID wave and how to cope, threats and opportunities
• Privacy enhancing technologies implemented
11. Security
aspects, physical and logical
• BasE material choices, embedding techniques,
printing techniques, overlays, holographics
• eID enrolment and personalisation procedures
• eAuthentication protection profiles, how to implement
• How to cope with eaves dropping, spoofing, man
in the middle and all that?
12. New
and Emerging technologies
• New developments in all domains, IC (card), Operating
systems, Biometrics, PKI,
• Microsoft's Card Space
13. Terminals
& reading equipment
• No interoperable eID without looking into the
terminal side
• Do we need a golden reader tool for eID?
14. Testing
• Comparative analyses of technologies
• Lessons learned from the ePassport
• Toolsets for Quality and compliance testing
• Is compliance testing the ultimate answer to
the interoperability request?
• How do you test against ambiguity?
Instructions
for authors
The submitted presentation(s), incorporating a clear
and precise title should be between 300-500 words and
limited to an A4 page format.
It should include the name, function, address, phone,
e-mail, and affiliation of all the author(s) of the
presentation together with a short description of the
author(s) ' expertise. In case of multiple authors,
only 1 person is allowed to present. The name of the
speaking person should be mentioned.
Submitted papers should be original ones, not
previously published elsewhere, publicly presented or
submitted in parallel to any other event. They should
be informative, impartial.
The Program Committee will review all submissions and
will reject any commercial oriented ones.
The speaking person is asked a compulsory speaker registration
fee – 418.60 euros (vat included). This fee includes
registration to the conference, lunches, coffee breaks,
proceedings, access to the co-located e-Smart and AmI.d
conferences.
The other co-authors benefit from preferential attendance
rates. Speakers' travel and accommodation expenses are
not covered by the organizers.
Submission procedure
Authors are invited to send their proposals electronically
in PDF format to Lénick Perron - lperron@strategiestm.com
If authors do not receive acknowledgment within 72 hours,
they are kindly invited to contact directly Lénick
Perron - Strategies Telecoms & Multimedia - lperron@strategiestm.com
- Phone + 33 1 48 59 99 32 - Fax + 33 1 70 07 05
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Deadline
for abstract submission is March 9th,
2007 |
Decisions
and Presentation
Notification of acceptance or rejection will
be sent to authors on
April 27th, 2007.
Authors of accepted papers commit themselves
that their paper will be presented at the
conference. In case of personal impediment
of the speaking person, they should appoint
a substitute speaker.
The speaking person is asked a compulsory
speaker registration fee; the authors benefit
from preferential attendance rates. Speakers'
travel and accommodation expenses are not
covered by the organizers. Conference Proceedings
will be published on cd-rom, available at
the conference. Clear instructions about the
proceedings will be sent to the authors of
accepted papers.
The organizers commit themselves not to diffuse
the presentations before the conference.
Other important
dates
- Official Program Appearance:
May 18th,
2007
- Complete presentation:
July 31st, 2007
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"World
e-ID" is part of the well established
"Smart Event" that stands
out as the MUST attended forum on smart
card, e-ID and Ambient Intelligence.
It hosts 4 international events:
- e-Smart, the leading smart
card industry conference (Sept. 19-21,
2007)
- World e-ID, dedicated to the
electronic ID management and applications
(Sept. 19-21, 2007)
- Smart University, educational
program in smart card, ID and AmI technologies,
designed and delivered by high level
academics (Sept. 17-20, 2007)
- AmId, conference dedicated
to Ambient Intelligence Developments
(Sept. 17-19, 2007)
As a whole, the Smart Event is endorsed
by over 35 worldwide organizations and
over 650 participants are expected to
attend the 2007 edition |
