ePassports EAC Conformity & Interoperability Tests
Prague, September 7th - 12th 2008

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Introducing the second generation e-passport - experiences in Germany

Germany was the first EU Member State to introduce the second generation e-passport. Since Nov 1, 2007, Germany enrols high quality fingerprints in 5.400 municipality offices and stores them in the e-passport. The presentation reports on the milestones of this massive project (legal and technical), the hardware and software certification scheme in place, the pilot projects launched before the introduction of the fingerprints and the quality level of the biometric features achieved so far.

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Organizers:

Ministerstvo vnitra České republiky (Ministry of Interior), European Commission - Article 6 Committee, Brussels Interoperability Group and European CommissionJoint Research Centre