Identity management through biometrics offer potential advantages over knowledge and
possession based methods. A wide variety of biometric modalities have been tested so far …

The term “iris” refers to the highly textured annular portion of the human eye that is externally
visible. An iris recognition system exploits the richness of these textural patterns to …

This paper is based on a disruptive hypothesis for periocular biometrics-in visible-light data,
the recognition performance is optimized when the components inside the ocular globe (the …

Biometrics, an integral component of Identity Science, is widely used in several large-scale-
county-wide projects to provide a meaningful way of recognizing individuals. Among existing …

Accurate biometric identification under real environments is one of the most critical and
challenging tasks to meet growing demand for higher security. This paper proposes a new …

Joint iris-periocular recognition based on feature fusion can overcome some inherent
drawbacks of unimodal biometrics, but most of the prior works are limited by conventional …

Online iris recognition using distantly acquired images in a less imaging constrained
environment requires the development of a efficient iris segmentation approach and …

A recent survey of iris biometric research from its inception through 2007, roughly 15 years
of research, lists approximately 180 publications. This new survey is intended to update the …

Periocular refers to the facial region in the vicinity of the eye, including eyelids, lashes and
eyebrows. While face and irises have been extensively studied, the periocular region has …

Among the available biometric traits such as face, iris and fingerprint, there is an active
research being carried out in the direction of unconstrained biometrics. Periocular …