| A Study of Users with Visual Disabilities and a Fingerprint Process | This report presents the results of a usability study that examined how persons with visual impairments interact with a fingerprint scanner | |
| NIST Contirbution to ISO/IEC JTC1 SC27 WG6 Icons, Symbols and Pictograms for use with Biometric Systems | The following document contains a set of symbols and pictograms to help the general public understand the concepts and procedures for using electronic systems that collect and/or evaluate fingerprints. | |
| Effects of Scanner Height on Fingerprint Capture | This study examined the effect of the height of the sensor on the quality and the time required to collect fingerprints. User performance, both fingerprint quality and timing, was impacted by scanner height. | |
| Ten-Print Fingerprint Capture: Effect of Instructional Modes on User Performance | This study examines the effect of instructional modes on user performance. Posters were not as effective in providing instructions to users as video or verbal instructions. |
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| Fingerprint Scanner Height and Angle | This presentation describes the DHS requested study of the effects of fingerprint scanner angle at various heights. | |
| Usability of Biometrics, It starts with the User! Biometric Consortium Conference 2007 September 11, 2007 | This is the first track ever at the Biometrics Consortium Conference (2007) that is dedicated to the growing field of research into understanding the unique overlap between biometrics and usability. | |
| Usability of Biometric Systems by Mary Theofanos of NIST | This presentation reviews the human factors and usability components of biometric systems. A video of the presentation and the presentation slides are available. | |
| Usability Testing of Ten-Print Fingerprint Capture | A ten-print capture process was examined n terms of time, differing instructional modes (poster, video, or verbal), and what types of and how many errors are made during the process. | |
| Effects of Scanner Height on Fingerprint Capture |
This report presents the results of a study that examined the effect of the height of the sensor on the quality and the time required to collect prints |
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| A Taxonomy of Definitions for Usability Studies in Biometrics | This document describes a taxonomy of definitions for use in usability studies of biometrics. | |
| Health and Safety Perceptions of Biometric Devices | What influences a user's health and safety concerns when they use biometric devices? | |
| Human Factors and Usability Interaction on Fingerprint Quality | The development and testing of a set of usability guidelines for biometric systems that: enhance performance, improve user satisfaction/ acceptance, and provide consistency across biometric system user interfaces | |
| Biometric Usability Studies | Status report of current biometric usability program | |
| Does Habituation Affect Fingerprint Quality? | Poster: Does habituation affect user’s performance and the acquisition of quality prints? How does feedback affect habituation and image quality? | |
| Does Habituation Affect Fingerprint Quality? | Article: Does habituation affect user’s performance and the acquisition of quality prints? How does feedback affect habituation and image quality? | |
| Portable Biometrics Workstation:Session Interface | The creation of a biometric database taken at two points in time for each person is described. The goal is to have 10,000 sets of data. |