Solution: For any biometric to be successfully used for identification or verification, the database and technology used to obtain and maintain comparison samples must be properly

Description

For any biometric to be successfully used for identification or verification, the database and technology used to obtain and maintain comparison samples must be properly implemented and managed. The Integrated Automate Fingerprint Information System (IAFIS) maintained by the FBI is the world’s largest and most successful fingerprint database.

Respond to the following in your paper:

Why does the IAFIS work so well?
What measures must be in place for new and emerging biometrics databases to be effective?
Cite an example of an emerging biometrics database and its future potential.
Support your work with properly cited research and examples of the selected biometrics applied in the public and private sector.
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Assignment Rubric
Criterion 1: Assignment Deliverables
Points Possible:
38.5

38.5 points
All deliverable requirements are addressed, including a discussion on why biometric databases need comparison samples for accurate identification and verification (such as the FBI IAFIS system) and presentation of an emerging biometric database, with a discussion of its future potential for criminal justice; accurate and complete understanding of material; writer’s message and intent are clear.

30.8 points
Assignment falls slightly short of expectations or is missing minor components, such as a discussion on why biometric databases need comparison samples for accurate identification and verification (such as the FBI IAFIS system) and presentation of an emerging biometric database, with a discussion of its future potential for criminal justice; accurate but incomplete understanding of major points; writer’s message and intent are generally clear.

23.1 points
Assignment falls short of expectations or is missing significant components, such as a discussion on why biometric databases need comparison samples for accurate identification and verification (such as the FBI IAFIS system) and presentation of an emerging biometric database, with a discussion of its future potential for criminal justice; some misunderstandings or gaps in key areas; writer’s message and intent lack clarity in areas.

15.4 points
Major assignment components are missing or significantly missing assignment expectations, such as a discussion on why biometric databases need comparison samples for accurate identification and verification (such as the FBI IAFIS system) and presentation of an emerging biometric database, with a discussion of its future potential for criminal justice; significant misunderstandings in key areas; writer’s message and intent are not clear.

7.7 points
Assignment did not address deliverables, such as a discussion on why biometric databases need comparison samples for accurate identification and verification (such as the FBI IAFIS system) and presentation of an emerging biometric database, with a discussion of its future potential for criminal justice; little to no evidence of understanding of the material; writer’s message and intent cannot be discerned from the material.