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FastPass: A Harmonized, Modular Reference System for all European Automatic Border Crossing Points

FastPass: A Harmonized, Modular Reference System for all European Automatic Border Crossing Points

Overview

FastPass will establish and demonstrate a harmonized, modular approach for Automated Border Control (ABC) gates. Border control is a major challenge for security and mobility within the EU. Travellers request a minimum delay and a speedy border crossing, while Border Guards must fulfil their obligation to secure the EUs borders against illegal immigration and other threats. Fastpass will serve both demands at the same time to keep security at the highest level while increasing the speed and the comfort for all legitimate travellers at all border control points aiming at a minimum of privacy intrusion.

Funding

This is a Collaborative Project funded by the European Commission under its Seventh Framework Programme (FP7). Grant agreement no: 312583.

European Commission

Key Information

Funder:
  • European Commission
  • Project dates:
    January 2013 - July 2017

    All Publications

    Conference papers
    Reports
    • Oostveen, A.M., Aalto, P., Dimitrova, D., Hendow, M. and Lehtonen, P. (2015) Socio-ethical, legal, political, and privacy aspects (Version 2). FastPass Deliverable 2.5. FastPass - A harmonized, modular reference system for all European automated border crossing points. FP7-SEC-2012-1..
    • Grasemann, G., Oostveen, A.M. and Dimotrova, D. (2015) Concept for usability, acceptance and privacy (Version 2). FastPass Deliverable 2.4. FastPass - A harmonized, modular reference system for all European automated border crossing points. FP7-SEC-2012-1.
    • Ahonen, T., Toivonen, S., Salmela, L., Knapik, R., Ylikauppila, M., Taberski, G., Kulju, M., Oostveen, A.M., Hendow, M., Jokela, M., Hurrey, C. and Grasemann, G. (2014) System requirements and evaluation/success criteria. FastPass Deliverable 3.2. A harmonized, modular reference system for all European automated border crossing points. FP7-SEC-2012-1..
    • Oostveen, A.M., Aalto, P., Dimitrova, D., Hendow, M., Kraler, A., Lehtonen, P. and Zampagni, F. (2014) Socio-ethical, legal, political, and privacy aspects (Version 1). FastPass Deliverable 2.3. FastPass - A harmonized, modular reference system for all European automated border crossing points. FP7-SEC-2012-1..
    • Kaufmann, M., Krempel, E., Oostveen, A.M., Dimitrova, D. and Tsormpatzoudi, P. (2014) Concept for usability, acceptance and privacy (Version 1). FastPass Deliverable 2.2. FastPass - A harmonized, modular reference system for all European automated border crossing points. FP7-SEC-2012-1..
    • Oostveen, A.M., Hurrey, C., Hendow, M. and Kaufmann, M. (2013) Establishment of user groups. FastPass Deliverable 2.1. FastPass - A harmonized, modular reference system for all European automated border crossing points, FP7-SEC-2012-1..
    • Jokela, M., Aho, L., Dimitrova, D., Salmela, L., Hendow, M., Cibea, A., Kraler, A., Van Der Sype, Y., Tsormpatzoudi, P., Kindt, E., Oostveen, A.M., Krempel, E., Toivonen, S., Nguyen-Xuan, V., Koivisto, T., Niesing, M. and Zehetbauer, S. (2013) Stakeholder needs specification. FastPass Deliverable 3.1. A harmonized, modular reference system for all European automated border crossing points, FP7-SEC-2012-1..
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