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Definitions

• the present invention relates to an identification document of the type comprising:
• At least one two-dimensional barcode identifying the holder of the document It is known to provide on one side identification documents, such as identity cards, driving licenses or passports, a code bars, including a two-dimensional barcode, such as a QR Code.
• This QR Code includes identification data, such as biometric information or civil status information of the person.
• Two-dimensional bar codes or matrix codes are generally square matrices of black and white dots.
• the dot density depends on the amount of information that needs to be stored. To store a large amount of information, it is known to use a QR Code with many points.
• the object of the invention is to propose an identity document comprising a two-dimensional barcode for the storage of data which allows the coding of a very large volume of data while allowing a simple readability of the identification document.
• the subject of the invention is an identification document of the aforementioned type, characterized in that it comprises at least two two-dimensional bar codes on which are coded complementary parts of the same identification file of the wearer. of the document.
• the identification document comprises one or more of the following characteristics:
• the two-dimensional bar codes are aligned to form a zone of rectangular shape
• the two-dimensional bar codes are separated by blank marking spaces, with a width of between 1 and 5 mm,
• the two-dimensional bar codes are in the range of 2 to 6,
• the data encoded in the two-dimensional bar codes are vital statistics and biometric information
• the subject of the invention is also a method of manufacturing an identification document as defined above comprising the steps of:
• the step of agglomerating the identification information into a single file after collecting the identification information, the step of agglomerating the identification information into a single file
• the method comprises one or more of the following characteristics:
• the step of aggregating the information into a single file comprises a step of forming a native file containing the identification information and a step of encrypting the native file to form an encoded file
• the step of cutting comprises the step of cutting the encoded file
• the invention also relates to a method of reading an identification document as defined above comprising:
• the reading method comprises one or more of the following characteristics:
• a step of forming a single encrypted file grouping the decoded information and a step of decrypting the encrypted single file to form a native identification file and the step of Extracting credentials is done on the native credential file.
• FIG. 2 is a schematic view of an installation for manufacturing an identification document according to the invention
• FIG. 3 is a view of a flowchart of the data processing method during the manufacture of an identification document according to the invention.
• FIG. 4 is a schematic view of an installation for reading an identification document according to the invention.
• FIG. 5 is a view of a flowchart of the identification method implemented by the installation of FIG. 4.
• Figure 1 are illustrated the two faces 10A, 10B of the same identification document 12 forming for example a national identity card.
• the card 12 comprises a rectangular support such as a sheet of cardboard or polymer.
• this support is of rectangular shape.
• One or more electronic chips with or without contact are integrated in this support.
• no electronic chip is integrated in the support.
• the front face 10A comprises, for example, a photograph 14 of the wearer as well as civil status information 16 written in block letters. This information is for example the surname, first name, date of birth, nationality of the carrier, etc.
• the back of the card 10B contains other information concerning the wearer such as his address 18.
• the address is indicated in the form of printing characters.
• one of the faces of the card, and in particular the back 10B comprises at least two two-dimensional bar codes 20 of the same formats arranged in line side by side, thus covering a rectangular zone 22.
• This zone 22 s preferably extends parallel to one of the edges of the card, and in particular the longest edge of the card.
• Each two-dimensional bar code 20 is square in shape. These codes are spaced apart by an interval 24 whose width is between 1 and 5 mm and preferably substantially equal to 2 mm. This interval 24 forms a blank space for marking.
• the two-dimensional barcodes are aligned so that their contiguous sides extend parallel to each other and adjacent sides to adjacent sides extend in line with one another.
• the length of one side of a two-dimensional barcode is between 1 and 3 cm. In the embodiment shown, the number of dimensional barcodes is 4. It is preferably between 2 and 6.
• Each two-dimensional barcode is for example a QR Code of Denso.
• the QR Code preferably has a maximum capacity of 2953 bytes and has 177 x 177 points.
• This QR Code for example meets the ISO / IEC18004 standard.
• QR Codes The information contained in these QR Codes consists of vital registration information, on the one hand, and biometric data, on the other, such as a photograph, fingerprints, or one or two irises.
• the installation 28 illustrated in FIG. 2 is suitable for the manufacture of identification documents according to the invention and more specifically for the constitution and printing of two-dimensional bar codes.
• This installation 28 includes a central information processing unit 30 formed for example of a terminal microcomputer connected to a network 32.
• This terminal comprises a screen 34 and a keyboard 36 for entering information, particularly relating to the civil identity of the person commonly designated by "carrier" for whom the identification document is made.
• the terminal 30 is connected through the network 32 to a central database 38 able to memorize for each person information relating to his marital status, as well as biometric information such as his photo, his fingerprints or his iris.
• This database also contains security information about this person and indicating for example whether it is sought and / or prohibited entry to certain territories.
• the terminal 30 is connected to readers of biometric information on the person such as a camera 40 allowing the taking of photographs or images of the iris and a scanner 42 able to capture a digital representation of the fingerprints of the person.
• the installation 28 includes a printer 44 connected to the terminal 30 and able to print, under its control, several two-dimensional bar codes 20 aligned on an identification card 12.
• the terminal 30 implements a set of programs for the control of the biometric readers 40, 42, for coding and storing the vital and biometric information in the base 38 and finally for the control of the printer 44 for the printing of two-dimensional aligned bar codes.
• step 100 the civil status of the person is collected by the terminal 30 by keyboard input 36.
• a photograph of the person is made from the camera 40 and stored temporarily in the terminal 30. Similarly, several fingerprints, including for example four fingers at a rate of two per hand, are collected from the scanner 42.
• this information is stored in the database 38 in step 101 by transmitting information possibly formatted by the terminal 30.
• All of this information is organized in a CF
• the file thus formed CF, D is then encrypted during a step 104 in order to guarantee its integrity and also to guarantee its authenticity.
• an asymmetric algorithm including RSA type is used.
• Such an algorithm is known per se and implements a private key which is kept in the installation 28, without being made available in the identification document or in the reading facilities of this identification document.
• the asymmetric RSA type algorithm used implements a private key of at least 1024 bits and preferably substantially equal to 1024 bits.
• the algorithm is such that all data is encoded with the RSA algorithm, without loss of capacity.
• each elementary file F, D ' is obtained by cutting the file F, D into four sub-files of identical size whose concatenation gives the encrypted file F, D.
• step 108 scheduling information elementary files F, D 'is added in one or more elementary files to allow their subsequent concatenation in the order of initial partitioning.
• the partitioning element added to the beginning of each elementary file is a letter a, b, c ... according to the lexicographic order and corresponding to the partitioning order of the elementary files.
• an elementary file completed a + F, D 1 is obtained by concatenation of the letter a and the elementary file F, D 1 .
• a completed elementary file b + F, D 2 is obtained as the second file by adding the letter b at the beginning of the elementary file F
• each completed elementary file is written in the form e, + FID 1 where e, is a heading corresponding to the rank i among a set of ordered stubs ⁇ ei, e 2 ..., e, ..., e n ⁇ and F
• D ' is the ith elementary file obtained when partitioning the CF file
• the scheduling information e are identical for all the documents for bar codes comprising complementary parts F D 'of the same rank of the identification file for the document.
• D is transformed into a graphic element according to the QR Code standard in step 1 10, that is to say that each elementary file completed ei + F
• the printer 44 is controlled by the terminal 30 to print the two-dimensional codes aligned in the area 22 of an identification document blank on which the other information has been previously printed or the are simultaneously or later.
• FIG. 4 shows an installation 200 for identifying a carrier of an identification document.
• This installation comprises, for example, a two-dimensional barcode reader 202.
• This reader is formed, for example, of a mobile phone equipped with a camera and adapted reading software.
• This reading software is adapted to ensure the detection of several aligned two-dimensional codes and to ensure the individual reading of each of them.
• the installation further comprises a terminal 204 connected to the database 38 as well as to the reading device 202, for example by a WIFI type wireless link 206.
• a fingerprint scanner 210 is also connected to the terminal 204.
• the terminal 204 is able to compare the vital and biometric information obtained by the reader 202 and to compare them with the information contained in the base 38 in order to make the user of the terminal 204 available information on the wearer. identification document.
• Programs implemented in the reader 202 or in the terminal 204 are used to implement the algorithm illustrated in FIG. 5.
• the reader 202 is directly connected to the database 38 and comprises means for processing information suitable for implementing the programs implemented in the terminal 204, which then does not exist.
• the reader 202 ensures in step 302 a reading of the set of aligned two-dimensional bar codes.
• step 304 it ensures an individualization of each two-dimensional barcode. This individualization is facilitated by the presence of white lines forming the intervals between each of the aligned bar codes.
• the reader 202 determines the raw data completed ei + F
• D are isolated by deleting the scheduling e, located at the beginning and then at step 308, a reconstitution of the complete raw data is performed, concatenating associating each of the files F
• This file F, D is transmitted to the terminal 204 in the envisaged embodiment.
• the calculator of the terminal 204 ensures in step 310 the decryption of the file to restore the file CF
• step 314 the terminal 204 extracts from the file F, D the data contained therein by deleting the headers and other technical data.
• file may refer to a data structure containing information manipulated in the processing stream without being temporarily or permanently stored on a storage medium.
• the vital registration information, the photograph and the four fingerprints (or the number of fingerprints therein) are stored in the terminal 204.
• step 316 the civil status information as well as the identity photograph are displayed on the screen of the terminal 204.
• step 318 a connection is made to the base 38 to collect security information about the person whose marital status has been revealed by the identification document.
• This security data is returned by the database 38 and made available on the screen of the terminal 204.
• This security information is for example an entry authorization information on the territory or on the contrary a prohibition identification entry into a territory.
• an acquisition of the identification document holder's fingerprints is performed by the reader 210 at the step 320 and transmitted to the terminal 304.
• a comparison is made in the terminal 204 between the prints readings and fingerprints stored in the identification document in step 322.
• the result of this comparison and the security data transmitted by the database 38 are displayed in step 324 and made available to the user. the terminal so that the latter can apply the handling procedures of the holder of the identification document.

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