Formation of CITeR-UA to Add Deception and Credibility Assessment to the Center for Identification Technology Research

亚利桑那大学（UA）正在与西弗吉尼亚大学（WVU）的识别技术研究中心（CITeR）合作，创建第二个专注于欺骗和可信度评估的研究网站。这将加强CITeR通过补充该中心的身份识别和认证的研究，汇集教师，行业和政府机构在检测欺骗，识别个人谁构成安全威胁，并开发评估个人信誉的工具。早在9/11恐怖主义阴谋和欺骗对国家安全构成的严重威胁之前，更好地了解欺骗及其检测的迫切需要就不容置疑了。每天都有关于商业欺诈、政治欺诈、电话营销诈骗、互联网掠夺和身份盗窃的报道，这只会加强对这一关键和多方面问题的共同关注。然而，目前政府机构之间或学术界几乎没有协调努力，以解决与识别欺骗有关的问题。此外，这一主题需要多学科方法，以便将技术专长与严格的社会科学研究相结合，以得出解决方案和检测工具。CITeR-UA通过在研究人员和研究生之间建立多学科，多机构的合作来满足这些需求，这些研究生的技能和兴趣与CITeR-WVU的技能和兴趣相交。UA拥有独特的装备，能够领导这项工作的欺骗和可信度方面，其最先进的国防部资助的欺骗检测实验室用于进行实验，其集成多媒体系统具有TB服务器，用于捕获，编辑，存储和分析多媒体数据。

The University of Arizona (UA) is partnering with the Center for Identification Technology Research (CITeR) at West Virginia University (WVU) to create a second research site that focuses on deception and credibility assessment. This will strengthen CITeR by complementing the center's research on identification and authentication by bringing together faculty, industry, and government agencies with interests in detecting deception, identifying individuals who pose security threats, and developing tools for assessing individual credibility. The urgent need to better understand deception and its detection was unassailable long before 9/11 brought into high relief national security threats posed by terrorist plots and deceptions. The daily reporting of fraudulent business practices, political chicanery, telemarketing scams, internet predation, and identity theft has only served to reinforce the need for concerted attention to this critical and multifaceted topic. Yet at present there is little coordination of effort among government agencies or in the academic community to address issues related to identification of deception. Moreover, the topic begs for a multidisciplinary approach, so that technical expertise can be integrated with rigorous social science research to derive solutions and detection tools. CITeR-UA addresses these needs by assembling a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional collaboration among researchers and graduate students whose skills and interests intersect with those at CITeR-WVU. UA is uniquely equipped to lead the deception and credibility aspect of this effort with its state-of-the-art DOD-funded Deception Detection Laboratory for conducting experiments and its Integrated Multimedia System with terabyte server for capturing, editing, storing, and analyzing multimedia data.