D7.7: RFID, Profiling, and AmI

Table Of Content

• Executive Summary
• Introduction
• RFID, the ‘Internet of Things’ and autonomic profiling
• Introduction
• Autonomic computing and autonomic profiling
• Privacy and autonomy in the age of ‘everyware’
• Generic Understanding of AmI-Systems from a Technical Perspective
• RFID, RFID systems* and Identification
• Non-interactive Authentication and Tracking using RFID
• RFID systems*, AmI-systems and Security
• The Linkage between AmI, Profiling and RFID
• Summary
• Cases & Scenarios
• Introduction
• Case study: the Metro Future Store in Rheinberg
• Case-study: Usage of RFID Technology in Educational Settings
• RFID at the CVS Corporation
• Scenario for social inclusion
• Security risks for RFID-enabled profiling
• Scenario for individual/group profiling: the link between privacy and CRM
• Legal Aspects
• Data Protection legislation
• Introduction
• Collection and processing of data
• Liability Issues
• Introduction
• RFID systems*
• Different liability regimes; no unified law on liability
• Different liability regimes; Directive on defective products
• Conclusion
• Implications for Criminal Law
• Substantive criminal law
• Procedural criminal law
• Study of Social Aspects
• Social implications and policy options for RFID and Profiling as AmI enabling technologies
• Introduction
• Focus on RFID
• Protection of the Private sphere
• Technical solutions for privacy options
• Other points to be taken into account
• Conclusion
• Social acceptance of RFID in retail
• Introduction
• Perceived Control
• The modified Technology Acceptance Model
• Conclusion
• Social Studies of Technology: Perspectives for AmI and RFID
• Introduction
• Technological and economical deterministic perspectives
• Constructivist theories
• Conclusion
• TFI perspectives on RFID as an AmI enabling technology
• Introduction
• The TFI Model
• RFID - Technical Concerns
• Formal dimensions in the discourse of RFID
• The Informal layer of RFID systems* – Analysis of User Perceptions
• Summary and Conclusion
• Implications for democracy and rule of law
• Introduction
• The framework of democracy and rule of law
• Self-identity, democracy and rule of law
• Profiling, self-identity and ‘The Internet of Things’
• Profiling and self-identity
• Autonomic profiling, AmI and self-identity
• The Internet of Things: The end of constitutional democracy?
• Constitutional democracy in a tagged world
• Conclusions
• Summary and Conclusions
• Annex: Introduction to RFID Systems
• *
• Basic operation of RFID systems*
• Types of RFID systems
• *
• Transmission Frequencies and Related Effects
• Selected Standards
• ISO 14443
• Electronic Product Code (EPC)
• *
• References
• Abbreviations & Glossary