ISO/IEC SC 37 meets in Bertinoro, Italy

22 Juli 2024

Between July 15 and 19, 2024, the ISO/IEC SC 37 on biometrics met in Bertinoro, Italy. Fruitful discussions lead to the advancement of different projects, including the revision of ISO/IEC DIS 29794-5 on face image quality or ISO/IEC PWI 29794-12 on fingermark image quality, and the kick-off of ISO/IEC NP 29794-9 on vascular image quality. In addition, the revision cycle of ISO/IEC 30136:2018 on performance testing of biometric template protection schemes reached its first milestone and was promoted to WD2 stage, with Marta Gomez-Barrero as editor of the project. The next meeting will take place in Wellington (NZ) in January 2025.

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