Workshop on Cross-Domain Biometric Recognition (CDBR)

co-located with

IEEE Winter Conference on Applications of Computer Vision (WACV)

January 7, 2019, Waikoloa Village, Hawaii

This workshop will be the second of its series (the first held at WACV 2018) to focus on cross-domain technology and applications for biometric recognition, covering face, iris, and fingerprint modalities. Cross-domain technology includes methods for matching source data from one domain with target data from another domain (e.g., infrared to visible face, cross-wavelength iris, 3D-to-2D fingerprint). The three areas of interest are:

Important dates

Paper Submission: November 7, 2018

Author notification: November 21, 2018

Camera-ready Paper due: December 3, 2018

Workshop: January 7, 2018

Topics of Interest

The topics for the workshop include, but are not limited to:

• Domain adaptation techniques for face, finger and iris recognition
• Sensors (visible, infrared, polarimetric, LiDAR, and emerging sensing technologies)
• Face detection in the HFR scenario
• Fiducial point detection / face alignment in HFR (in infrared, thermal, sketches)
• Face recognition at a distance (low resolution to high resolution matching)
• Infrared (near-infrared, thermal) to visible face matching
• Face sketch (hand sketch, forensic sketch) to visible face recognition
• Cross-wavelength Iris (matching across IR sub-bands)
• NIR-to-Visible Iris recognition
• Touch to touchless fingerprint recognition
• 3-D to 2D fingerprint recognition
• Cross-dataset algorithms and performance
• Surveillance, Law enforcement applications