Secure Hajj Permission Based on Identifiable Pilgrim’s Information

Secure Hajj Permission Based on Identifiable Pilgrim’s Information

Автор: Ebtehal Alsaggaf, Omar Batarfi, Nahla Aljojo, Carl Adams

Журнал: International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science(IJITCS) @ijitcs

Статья в выпуске: 5 Vol. 7, 2015 года.

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Event management of large international events is attracting interest from researchers, not least due to the potential use of technology to provide support throughout the different stages of the event. Some events, such as major sports or religious events, can involve millions of people from different countries, and require active management to control access (e.g. many popular events can be oversubscribed) and to reduce risks for the participants, local communities and environment. This paper explores the context of a large event - the Hajj pilgrims in Saudi Arabia - which involves up to three million pilgrims, many of whom are international. The paper presents a novel identification system - the Identification Wristband Hajj Permission (IWHP) - which uses encryption technologies and biometric attributes to identify pilgrims, whilst remaining sensitive to the context of the Hajj. The suggested solution has many attributes of relevance that could support its use in other large-crowd events.

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Biometric, Cryptosystem, Hajj permission, IWPH, RFID Wristband

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/15012287

IDR: 15012287

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