Forum
Transportation Security
Schedule
Thursday, 18.10.2012, 14:00 - 18:00 hrs
Speaker
see below
Language
English
Description
Securing the hubs and increasing efficiencies of global and regional transportation networks from airports and seaports to rail and subway stations is crucial. How can government and transportation authorities increase security while facilitating travel and the circulation of goods in all sectors –from people monitoring at borders to cargo moving along transport routes? With cities of the future becoming a reality in terms of technology and efficiencies, what are the key elements for consideration in securing both hubs and networks? How are mobile technologies and managed enterprise services, such as surveillance, being deployed for tracking persons, assets and goods? What new systems, such as advanced ticketing, are bringing new efficiencies in the era of global mobility?
Session 1: Border Control
- Christopher Hornek, Travel Document Security Program Manager Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Secretariat, Austria
“The advantages and challenges of inspecting electronic travel documents” - Matthew Finn, Managing Director - Augmentiq
“Using ID to unlock the potential of the checkpoint of the future” - Thorsten Schiefer, Director of Government & Security Solutions - SITA
“World games triggered the creation of new border security solutions” - Jean Salomon, Principal - JSalomon consulting Partners
“Role of predictive analytics in dynamic risk assessment of border security”
Session 2: Passenger Screening to Fare Collection
- Jens Grabeleu, Senior Manager Information & Punctuality Management Fraport, Germany
“Use of biometrics in the passenger process at Frankfurt airport” - Jesper Frederik Gottlieb, Project Manager - Danish State Railway
“Developing the world’s first wireless extension tool for handhelds used for inspecting e-tickets in passenger transport” - Jorge Vieira da Silva, Principal Consultant IT Business Development Mobility, Ticketing and Applications (MTA)
“Changing the paradigm in data and fare collection for mobility environments” - Klaus Klosa, CEO - Legic Identsystems
“NFC seems now finally coming. But how to prepare for real world applications?”
