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A Presentation on Fingerprint Matching System. Presented By: Ajay Gopal Shrestha Sabanam Lakhey Sajana Shakya Sushma K.C. Overview of the Project. The objective of the system includes: To develop a system that can identify and authenticate fingerprints .
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A Presentation onFingerprint Matching System Presented By: Ajay GopalShrestha SabanamLakhey SajanaShakya Sushma K.C.
Overview of the Project The objective of the system includes: • To develop a system that can identify and authenticate fingerprints. • To match two Fingerprint image which is stored in the database.
Application of Fingerprint Matching System • Forensic CorpseIdentification CriminalIdentification MissingChildren • Commercial Computer Network Logon Electronic Data Security E-commerce Internet Access ATM ,Credit Card Cellular Phone Personal Digital Assistance Digital Learning • Governmental National ID card Driver’sLicense Social Security BoarderControl Passport Control
Block Diagram of the Phases of FMS Physical Fingerprint Classification Decision Figure:Phases of Fingerprint Matching System
Core Algorithms • Image Enhancement (under study phase) Filtering: Gabor Filter • Thinning: Hilditch Algorithm • Matching: Cross-correlation Algorithm
Completed Activities: • Thinning Algorithm: used for single line representation of fingerprint ridges for properly sampled version of fingerprint images. • Matching: Cross-correlation based imagematching (minutia-based matching)
Testing & Trials • Runs successfully for properly enhanced images/oriented images. • Fails for low resolution images where orientation is changed.
Problems • Dryness of skin ,worn-out ridges, skin disease, sweat, dirt and humidity in air all contribute to the non-ideal contact situations. • The variation of the pressure over the region of contact of the finger and the scanner. • Image acquisition and binarization of the acquired image has been difficult.
Motivation behind it • Finger-print recognition is used in various systems for Verification, Identification etc. • Recognizing manually can be very time consuming and costly. • There are systems already in use which use similar technology and a lot of research is going on to improve the technique.