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World
e-ID 2006
is part of the Smart
Event'06 which encompasses 4 international
meetings:
- World e-ID, 3rd edition, conference devoted
to the emerging deployment of trusted electronic
identities and seamless access to e-services (Sept.
20-22)
- e-Smart,
7th edition, the leading managerial and strategic
smart card industry conference (Sept. 20-22)
-
Ambient Intelligence Developments, 1st edition,
conference dedicated to Ambient Intelligence (Sept.
20-22)
- Smart University, 2nd edition, educational
program in Smart Card and ID, designed and delivered
by high level academics (Sept. 19-20)
More than 550 high level professionals involved
in smart cards and ID are expected in Sophia Antipolis
from September 19 up to September 22, 2006. This
new edition of "World e-ID" is 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" Scientific Committee
is therefore 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.
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Scientific
Committee
As per November
2, 2005
| Chairman: |
| Jan |
Van
Arkel |
e-Europe
Smart Cards |
| Members: |
| Baudouin |
De
Sonis |
e-Forum
(Eu) |
| Svein |
Burkeland |
Rikstrygdeverket
(No) |
| Nicolas |
Delvaux |
Sagem
(Fr) |
| Jim |
Dray |
Us
Gov Dept Of Commerce Nist |
| Lorenzo |
Gaston |
CEN
224-WG 15 Chair - European Citizen Card |
| Christian |
Goire |
Java
Card Forum (Fr) |
| Klaus |
Keus |
Federal
Office For Information Security (Ge) |
| Herbert |
Kubicek |
Bremen
On Line (Ge) |
| Olivier |
Libon |
Fedict
(Be) |
| Charles |
Lowe |
Electronic
Government Consultant (Uk) |
| Gisela |
Meister |
Giesecke
& Devrient (Ge) |
| Janice |
Morphet |
Office
Of Deputy Prime Minister (Uk) |
| Pr
Enrico |
Nardelli |
University
Of Roma, Tor Vergata (It) |
| Jiri |
Ochoza |
Aproks
Chair, Czech Republic |
| Pr
Nagaaki |
Ohyama |
Tokyo
Institute Of Technology (Jp) |
| Reinhard |
Posch |
Cio
Of Austria Federal Government |
| Bruno |
Rouchouze |
Gemplus
(Fr) |
| Yu |
Rui |
Ministry
Of Public Security (China) |
| Helmut |
Scherzer |
IBM
Germany |
| Zsolt |
Sikolya |
Hungary
Ministry Of Informatics And Communications |
| Max |
Snijder |
Biometric
Expertise Group (Nl) |
| Jean
Paul |
Thomasson |
Eurosmart
(Eu) |
| Shaun |
Topham |
Sheffield
City Council (Uk) |
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Topics
1.
World & regional strategies & trends
- National chipcard strategies
- US developments, PIV card, real ID act
- Asian Pacific developments, AICF, Japan, China,
Korea, Singapore, Malaysia etc
- pan European strategies of interoperable e-ID
2.
European e-ID projects and developments
- National projects and roll-outs
- European Commission funded e-ID projects
GUIDE - MODINIS- OMANOTOPIC - FIDIS- PRIME
- European standardisation of e-ID/IAS
3.
The Digital signature, prove of consent
- PKI strategies and deployment
- Standardisation in PKI
- Validation services, hierarchical- bridge and
other concepts
4.
Biometrics for secure authentication
- State of the art in technology
- Suitable technologies for on-line biometric
authentication
- Match/comparison on card developments
5.
Application areas were e-ID/IAS is a must
5.1 eGovernment applications
5.2 Banking applications and e-ID
what can we learn from the Banking environment,
EMV and e-ID, the Identrus model,
the card authentication module.
- how to roll out an infrastructure (cards first,
terminals first, etc )
5.3 Health
- Sesame Vitale- the Austrian eCard- German health
card- Slovenian health card
- Common European health insurance card
- Strategies for Health Professional cards and
trustworthy ID's
5.4 Public transport
-How to identify the frequent and occasional transport
user
- How does a transport operator keep track of
the customer (customer location management)
- Towards a reliable ID for the transport worker
5.5 Gambling
- How important is secure authentication for the
on-line gambling industry
5.6 Company cards
- single sign on
- protection of company databases
- physical access protection
6.
Business models for e-ID
- what are the newest and most profitable modes
of cooperation and return on investment?
7.
Large scale e-ID systems
- ePassport (developments, technologies, opportunities
and threats, vulnerabilities and countermeasures)
- European Visa system
- Eurodac system
- Schengen II information system
8.
Privacy and e-ID
- RFID threats and opportunities, data privacy
and location privacy
- PET technologies in practice
9.
Vendor supported educational sessions on e-ID/IAS
related subjects
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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 Scientific Committee will review all submissions
but will reject any commercial oriented ones.
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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 05
Deadline
for abstract submission is:
March 10th, 2006
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Decisions
and Presentation
Notification
of acceptance or rejection will be sent to authors
on April 28th, 2006.
Authors of accepted papers commit themselves to
address the comments from the Scientific Committee
and to present their paper at the conference. In
case of personal impediment, a substitute speaker
should be appointed.
Conference Proceedings will be published
and will be available at the conference. Clear instructions
about the preparation of a final proceedings version
will be sent to the authors of accepted papers.
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Additional
Information
The
organizers commit themselves not to diffuse the
presentations before the conference.
The organizers will ask the speaking person for
a moderate contribution to costs of 150€ (1
day) or 300€ (full event). Speaker's travel
and accommodation expenses are not covered by the
organizers. Non speaking authors will also benefit
from preferential registration rates.
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Other
important dates
Official
Program Appearance:
May 19th
Complete Presentation:
July 31st |
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