IAMI aims to revolutionize entity identification and resolution in security, intelligence, and investigation contexts. By addressing the challenges and limitations of current identification techniques, it offers a visionary solution through advanced AI-powered software. The project's long-term vision is to propel EU LEAs and security/intelligence organizations into a new era of intelligence, investigation, and forensic capabilities. At its core, IAMI is an innovative AI-powered software system designed to integrate seamlessly with existing case management systems and analytic tools.
Central to IAMI is the 'Identity-Attributes-Matrix (IAM)', a 3D construct that encompasses a broad spectrum of multimodal identity-related attributes. These include biometric data, non-biometric identity-related data, and analytic results. The IAM enables:
Moreover, IAMI fosters collaboration and data sharing across European agencies, including organizations like EUROPOL and INTERPOL. This is achieved through the establishment of a new EU-wide IAMI enrolled data collection repository for terrorist threat assessment and awareness, enriching capabilities and assets.
The realization of IAMI's vision will be demonstrated through the deployment of its solution and communicated to EU LEAs and security/intelligence agencies. This will be facilitated through project activities, including deliverables, training curricula, workshops, and pilots. IAMI represents a significant step forward in the EU's fight against terrorism.
Time | Session | Presenter |
Arrival and Coffee | ||
Welcome address by the Vice-Rector of the Czech University of Life Sciences. Event opening by the project coordinator and technical coordinator |
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Very short introduction of all partners (each partner to introduce in one minute its team, organization, location in Europe, and main role in the project) | ||
Project overview – part 1 | ||
Coffee break | ||
Project overview – part 2 | ||
Lunch | ||
PO session (Remote presentation) | ||
Coffee break | ||
Project implementation | ||
Wrap-up of the first day | ||
Social event The event will take place at Na Rozhraní restaurant (Srbská 286/7, Prague 6).
Meeting time: 19:15 at the Hradčanská metro station vestibule (top of the escalator). For those going directly to the restaurant, here’s the map. It’s a 4-minute walk from the metro station. |
Session |
Arrival and Coffee |
WP1 overview, kick-off, plans and initial discussion |
WP2 overview, kick-off, plan and initial discussion |
EU projects financial workshop (Remote presentation) |
Coffee break |
WP3 overview, kick-off, plan and initial discussion |
WP4 overview, kick-off, plan and initial discussion |
Lunch |
WP5 short overview |
WP6 overview, kick-off, plan and initial discussion |
EAB introduction, role and plan for the project |
SAB introduction, role and plan for the project |
Coffee |
Small groups and WPs discussions / Q&A about anything in the project |
Next steps and KOM wrap-up |
Confirm your participation by: January 11, 2025
Download the official conference presentation template here:
Presentation Template (download)
Note: Direct connection via HDMI, DP, or VGA is not possible. Using a laser pointer is not possible as well. To avoid delays, please arrive 5 minutes before your session (during the coffee break) to ensure your slides are ready. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at gaj@utia.cas.cz or klepkova@utia.cas.cz.
The venue of the IAMI kick-off meeting is Faculty of Economics and Management, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, Kamýcká 129, 165 00 Prague
To reach the venue: take bus 107, 147 from the metro station metro station Dejvická (line A, green line) to bus stop "Zemědělská univerzita". Then by walk according to the map.
Faculty of Economics and Management
The kick-off Meeting will take place in the room on the 7th floor.
Prague is offering a range of accommodation options of all kinds and we encourage participants to arrange their accommodation according to their preferences. Some suggestions might be found here: Accommodations, restaurants Prague.pdf
Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is well known for its historical monuments, classical architecture and rich cultural heritage that continues today in many theaters, concert halls, opera houses and galleries. Come and discover this wonderful city and walk in the footsteps not only of Franz Kafka and Antonin Dvorak but also of Tycho de Brahe, Johannes Kepler, Bernard Bolzano, Christian Doppler, Albert Einstein, Jaroslav Heyrovsky, and others.
The dominant feature of the city is Prague Castle with its gothic St. Vitus Cathedral. The castle, formerly the seat of Czech kings since 1087, became the seat of the president in 1918. The 14th century Charles Bridge, the most remarkable promenade site in Prague, connects Lesser Town with the Old Town, amazing network of twisting medieval lanes. The Old Town City Hall in the Old Town Square houses the oldest working Astronomical Clock in the world (1410). At every hour, a presentation of four figures and statues of 12 Apostles starts. Between the Old Town Square and the river bank, remains of unique 13th century Jewish Town offer mysterious spiritual atmosphere. Due to hilly landscape over double-bent river valley, the elevated sites such as the Castle offer magnificent views over the city's “one hundred spires”.
For more tourist information please visit Prague City Tourism website and you can take a look at these tourist guides:
The time zone in Prague is CET (UTC+01:00)
International dialling code for the Czech Republic: +00420
The official conference language is English. No translation/interpretation services will be provided.
Should you need to visit a doctor, we recommend contacting the reception desk of your hotel, they will direct you to the nearest hospital. If urgent medical assistance is required, call the emergency 112 or 155.
The standard electrical voltage in Czech republic is 230 volts AC, 50Hz.
Tap water is safe to drink in Prague.
The currency is Czech crown (CZK), approximate rate is 1 EUR = 25 CZK.
In emergency situations, you can contact the local police, ambulance service, fire department and other emergency services by calling 112.
Alongside 112, the following specific emergency numbers are available:
155 – ambulance
150 – fire brigade
158 – police
ATMs are widely available and open 24 hours a day. Large supermarkets and shops often accept euros in cash (only banknotes, change in CZK only). Please note that small grocery stores and some restaurants may accept cash only. The closest ATMs is located in the campus (at the entrance to MENZA). The banks are located near Dejvicka metro station.
Vaclav Havel Airport Prague handles flights of most European carriers, including low-cost ones, as well as some overseas flights.
Prague public transport is fast, efficient and frequent. Metro and most daily trams and buses operate every day from 5 AM till midnight. Night trams and buses (line numbers beginning with 9) operate throughout the night. You can find needed connection on the Prague Public Transport web
Basic ticket fares are 40CZK (valid for 90min) and 30CZK (valid for 30min). Tickets can be purchased at tickets machines (CZ coins sometimes needed), newsagents (tobacco shops), metro entrance areas, etc. The ticket must be validated in the validating machine while first entering the bus/tram/metro.
Unfortunately, we are not able to provide childcare for the participants' children.