Entry-Exit Feasibility Study : Final Report

This study aims at assessing the technical feasibility of the options selected from the results of the preparatory study to inform an impact assessment in relation to the creation of an automated Entry-Exit system at the external borders of the European Union (EU) and the introduction of a border crossing scheme for bona fide travellers (“Registered Traveller programme”). This Final Report analyses the existing situation, provides a thorough set of recommendations and a detailed discussion of the central architecture of an Automated Border Control system, complete with Entry-Exit and Registered Traveller management functionality. A transition plan for the implementation of such a system is also presented.

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Year of publication:	2008-02-06
Institutions:	Unisys Corporation, Hatfield
Publisher:	Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Justiz und Inneres
Subject:	Drittländer \| third countries \| EU \| Kontrollsystem \| control system \| Reiseverkehr \| tourist traffic

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Executive Summary
Study objectives
Baseline and assumptions
Solution architecture and system design
Impact of THE EE System on Border crossings
Costs
Transition to 2020
Conclusions
1 Reference and Applicable documents
1.1 Reference documents
2 Terminology
2.1 Definitions
2.2 Acronyms & Abbreviations
3 Introduction
3.1 Objectives of the feasibility study
3.2 Content and scope of the study
3.3 Issues outside the scope of this study
3.4 Context of the Study
4 Long-term vision – The Ideal System
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Managing Complexity
4.3 The Binary Nature of Border Control Systems
4.4 Profiling the Traveller Population
4.5 Long-term Scenario and Transition Phase
4.6 Need to Introduce Automated Border Control and the Case for It
4.7 Reasons for the Extended Use of BiometrICS in ABC Systems
4.8 Verification v Identification
4.9 Reasons for Adopting Multimodal Biometrics
4.10 Considerations 1 on the Acceptance of Biometric ABC
4.11 Fit-to-Purpose v Project Goals
4.12 Automated Border Control with Entry-Exit Tracking
4.13 Entry-Exit Record Reconciliation
4.14 Summary Table of Border Control Processes
4.15 Logical Structure of Report
5 Current Situation
5.1 Process and Role Overview
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5.2 Operational & Organisational Considerations
5.3 Existing Systems
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6 RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE AUTOMATED BORDER CONTROL SYSTEM
6.1 Current shortcomings, future benefits
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6.2 HIGH-LEVEL SOLUTION
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6.3 Verification vs enrolment
6.4 AUTOMATED BORDER CONTROL (ABC) AND REGISTERED TRAVELLER OPTIONS
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6.5 Considerations on different Border Types for EES and RTP
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7 Outline of recommended solution
7.1 Systems involved in border crossing process
7.2 Use Cases
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7.3 EES options
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7.4 RT system functions
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Annex...

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