Human identification technical challenges

The HumanID program is developing techniques and methods for identifying humans at a distance. Techniques being investigated are face recognition; recognition from body dynamics in video including gait; recognition from infrared, mulitispectral, and hyperspectral imagery. To support these activities a large database of imagery is being collected, and to assess performance advanced statistical methods are being investigated.

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