Recruiting for face and whole-body identification study. Investigating technologies for face and whole-body identification under challenging imaging conditions. Recruiting volunteers 18 years or older for tests scheduled for April/May 2024 at Christman Airfield at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado.
- Participation will require having photographs and videos taken by several camera systems while performing common, everyday activities such as standing or walking.
- The tests will take a maximum of 2-4 hours.
- Volunteers will be compensated for their time with gift cards from $100-$200.
- Images will be linked to a randomized ID number, in lieu of the participant’s name, to better protect personally identifiable information.
- Review Consent Form
YOU MUST BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD TO PARTICIPATE.
IDS + CIB
The IDS Program and the CIB group both fall under the direction of ORNL’s National Security Sciences Directorate which oversees scientific research in areas that are impactful to the strengthening of the nation’s security. Previous work of the IDS Program has included biometrics research such as identification of drivers and passengers through a moving vehicle, long range facial recognition, person identification from UAVs, and other challenging scenarios.
Human Subject Testing (HST) collections are often necessary in science to build unique sets of data in which to make new discoveries. Such collections involve volunteers who are made aware of the nature of the activities they will be asked to perform as well as any potential risks, are compensated for their time, and have all their personally identifiable information (PII) protected. All data collected during an IDS HST event has PII related data removed, and volunteers are only linked to a randomized ID. Volunteers are notified of who the data will be shared with and the reasons why the study is being performed before any data is collected. All IDS HST events are reviewed and approved by an Institutional Review Board (IRB). Volunteers are needed to help build new and unique datasets so that IDS can improve its research capabilities!
The IDS Program hosts several HST collections throughout the year.
The Identity Sciences (IDS) Program is a collection of projects related to the study of biometrics (face, fingerprint, iris, etc.) as well as concepts of both individual and group identities. At Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), the IDS Program is made up of researchers, engineers, project managers, and human subject testing (HST) experts from both the Cyber Identity and Biometrics (CIB) group as well as other members across the laboratory.