PARIS

The goal of the project PARIS (PrivAcy pReserving Infrastructure for Surveillance) is to define and demonstrate a methodological approach for the development of a surveillance infrastructure which enforces the right of citizens for privacy, justice and freedom. At the same time, it takes into account the evolving nature of such rights, since aspects that are acceptable today might not be acceptable in the future. It also includes the social and ethical nature of such rights, since the perception of such rights varies over time and in different countries.

Project was completed in 2016

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The deliverables of the projects are the following

Concepts for a SALT (Social ethicAl, Legal, Technical Framework)

D2.1 Contexts and concepts for SALT Frameworks

D2.2 Structure and dynamics of SALT frameworks

D2.3 Guidelines for SALT Conceptual Frameworks v1

D2.4 Guidelines for SALT Conceptual Frameworks v2

SALT management tools

D3.1 SALT framework management tool requirements

D3.2 SALT framework management tool implementation specification

D3.3 SALT framework management tool

D3.4 Guidelines for SALT framework management tool

Processes based on SALT

D4.1 Generic Process for surveillance

D4.2 SALT Compliant Processes Definition

D4.3 SALT Compliant Processes Guidelines for Use Cases

D4.4 SALT Compliant Processes General Guidelines

Video surveillance use case

D5.1 Video Surveillance Lifecycle Management Use Case Description

D5.2 Video Surveillance Lifecycle Management Use Case SALT Compliant Framework

D5.3 Video Surveillance Lifecycle Management Use Case

D5.4 Video Surveillance Lifecycle Management Use Case Evaluation

Biometrics use case

D6.1 Biometrics Use Case Description

D6.2 Biometrics Use Case SALT Compliant Framework

D6.3 Biometrics Use Case

D6.4 Biometrics Use Case Evaluation

Dissemination

D7.1 Website

D7.2 Dissemination material

D7.3 Dissemination material

D7.4 Report on liaison and dissemination

D7.5 Report on liaison and dissemination