After touring all of the local biometrics related facilities, do you have a better understanding of how widely used biometric applications are in this area? Explain.
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I really enjoyed touring the different facilities and seeing firsthand the similarities and differences in the way each facility uses biometrics. It is exciting to know that so much of this is happening in WV and to be able to pass that on to students.
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Anonymous, at 7:58 AM
I really found all of the facilities to be interesting and informative. I had no idea how widely used biometrics were in this area and state. My students would love to visit these places and would learn much from the presentations.
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Anonymous, at 8:45 AM
I had no idea about the biometric fusion center located in Clarksburg so it was very exciting to get a chance to explore it but I really would have liked to go in and tour the facility more in depth.
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Anonymous, at 10:02 AM
I was quite surprised about how bometrics will be invovlved in our everyday life. I only thought biometrics would be used in security with the government. However, I can see many businesses and future occupations using biometrics. This would also open the area for many technical jobs that would need to support the field of biometrics.
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Anonymous, at 10:30 AM
It was very interesting and exciting to learn about the technology that is currently being advanced in WV. It was also nice to see in application what we have been learning about.
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Anonymous, at 10:35 AM
I definitely do have a better understanding! I had no idea of all the different types of things going on in this area in biometrics. I did not know that WV was such a leading area in biometrics either.
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Anonymous, at 11:38 AM
I had no idea of the scope of biometrics in West Virginia. Very exciting to me. I wish I was 100 years younger.
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Anonymous, at 12:57 PM
I did not know the biometric fusion center was in clarksburg.
I enjoyed seeing all the various devices that are available for us to use in our normal lives.
I think the fingerprint portion of the FBI tour was very interesting but some of the presentations did not meet our needs.
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Anonymous, at 1:30 PM
It is amazing that West Virginia, again, is on the cutting edge of research and development in an extremely important area such as biometrics and forensics. Our state is an underestimated jewel in the United States.
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Anonymous, at 1:44 PM
yes, I love hands on activities. THands on activities are everlasting. The fusion center was the best! The WVU crime scene house was very informative.
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Anonymous, at 2:01 PM
I had no idea of the scope of biometrics let alone the importance the state of WV plays in the scheme of things. Very interesting and informative field trips. Bravo to the EdVenture Group!
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Anonymous, at 2:07 PM
Yes, even though we deal with
machines, its interesting to see the human factor involved in Biometrics
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Anonymous, at 2:07 PM
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