Journal of Computer Science & Systems Biology

Department Computer Science, North Broward Preparatory School, USA

Publications

• Review Article   
  Biometric Monitoring Using Facial Recognition, Data Collection, and Storage: Safety and Privacy Perceptions of High School Students
  Author(s): Ebsary NJ*
  
  With the advent of school shootings across the United States including the murders of seventeen Marjory Stoneman Douglas High school students and teachers; school administrators, faculty, parents, and students have extensive security and safety concerns about individuals entering and exiting school grounds. A biometric technology widely used to authenticate individuals as part of campus security and safety is facial recognition. Facial recognition overcomes one of the significant drawbacks with biometric systems since it does not require direct contact or proximity to sensors to identify personnel on the school campus. How effective facial recognition systems are in monitoring individuals’ existence on campus in large part depends on student’s cooperation and attitudes supporting this biometric technology. This paper explores the perceptions.. Read More»
  

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