Multi-role authentication technology uses fingerprints applying to power station management

Authors

  • Tran Thien Chinh (Corresponding Author) Research Institute of Posts and Telecommunications
  • Tran Huy Long University of Transport and Communications
  • Nguyen Canh Minh

Keywords:

Fingerprint, Fingerprint authentication, Fingerprint database, Multi-role fingerprint authentication, Authentication conditions, Fingerprint comparison

Abstract

In the field of power grid or substation safety, there are always strict requirements for access to or from the power station for handling and operating equipment, as well as complying with the process of manipulating electrical equipment in the power system is carried out through the process "write and approving the action sheet". It requires the people involved to be confirmed at the same time to perform a particular job. This manual work proved to be ineffective in management, supervision, operation and tracking in the electricity industry. For applications that access/exit important areas, requiring high security, a multi-role authentication system using fingerprints is considered an effective and feasible solution. This article proposes the application of multi-role security authentication technology using fingerprints in power station management, on the basis of inheriting the results of scientific research [1].

References

Tran Thien Chinh et al., Synthesized report and report on scientific research topics under the hightech application project "Development and application of multi-role security authentication system using fingerprints in security and banking sector”, code 01/2018/CNC-HDKHCN, Research Institute of Posts and Telecommunications, 01/2021.

Ezdihar N. Bifari, Lamiaa A. Elrefaei, Automated Fingerprint Identification System Based on Weighted Feature Points Matching Algorithm, 978-1-4799-3080-7114/$31.00 ©2014 IEEE.

Laurent Beslay, Javier Galbally, "Fingerprint identification technology for its implementation in the Schengen Information System II (SIS-II)", JRC Science for Policy Report, JRC 33516-2014.

Circular 44/2014/TT-BCT dated November 28, 2014 on regulates operating procedures in the national power system

Electrical safety engineering process in management, operation, repair and construction of power lines and stations - Vietnam Electricity 2002.

Decide 959/QD-EVN dated August 09, 2018 ngày 09/08/2018 on the issuance of an Electrical Safety Procedure in Vietnam National Electricity Corporation.

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Published

01-10-2021

How to Cite

[1]
C. Tran Thien, L. Tran Huy, and M. Nguyen Canh, “Multi-role authentication technology uses fingerprints applying to power station management”, J. Mil. Sci. Technol., no. FEE, pp. 110–114, Oct. 2021.

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