Passenger Security & Facilitation

Passenger Security & Facilitation
	Wed 15 Sep 2010
	10:00 - 10:05	Chairman Opening Presented by: Mr Matthew Finn, Managing Director, Augmentiq

	10:05 - 10:25	Passenger Screening-new technologies and operational demands Current status of screening technology Conflict of security standards and operational requirements Technology and procedures to improve throughout and security Mr Harald Jentsch, Smiths, Director Product Management

	10:25 - 10:45	Effective liquid threat detection at the passenger checkpoint Developmental path to an effective solution A Type C solution allowing 100% primary screening of all liquids Moving towards a Type D solution with added extras Mr Steve Buchan, Optosecurity Inc., Sales Director EMEA

	10:45 - 11:05	Security and Passenger experience Role of Master systems Integrators in the delivery of Electronic Border Solutions Evolution of Biographic and Biometric Convergence The challenges of standardisation in Electronic Border Solutions Electronic Borders and the role they play in security and crime reduction Achieving a balance between security and facilitation Mr Andrew Priestley, ARINC EMEA, Business Development Director & Security

	11:05 - 11:20	Break

	11:20 - 11:40	Recent developments in X-ray screening X-ray image content-what information is actually contained in a radiograph? What should be there? 1. Spatial Information 2. Accurate Materials Indentification Means of achieving this 1. System Architectures 2. Multi-spectral Detectors Professor Max Robinson, Kromek, Director and Consultant

	11:40 - 12:00	Understanding security outcomes: A whole system approach Security screening systems are costly to operate The full impact of system changes are rarely understood New modelling tools accurately predict security operator and technology outcomes The impact of system changes can be seen before implementation Mr Anthony Bridges, QinetiQ, Principal Advisor

	12:00 - 12:20	Prevention is Better than Cure-The Development of a New Trace Explosives Detector for Airport Security Current approaches to explosives detection in Airports The impact of false alarms on system utility for current designs The development of a new system elements designed to eradicate false alarms The practical use of the new explosives detection and technology Mr Alan Sanders, Bruker Daltonics, Regional Business Manager

	12:20 - 12:40	The Future of Checkpoint Security Today LAG's and partnering for complete solutions The optimal cost of ownership solution Absolute whole body imaging with a secure 1000 Mr Steve Revell, Rapiscan Systems, Director of Business Development

	12:40 -	Experiences with the EasyPASS project at Frankfurt International Airport Faster border crossing: German Federal Police tested automated passport control at Frankfurt Airport Interoperability of e-passports The insights gained and lessons learned Mr Norbert Wendt, L-1 Identity Solutions AG, Director of Government Solutions

	13:00 - 13:05	Chairman Summary and Close Presented by: Mr Matthew Finn, Managing Director, Augmentiq

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