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Seamless Borders
The other side of data analytics Session 2
Superintendent Dean Hogarth Consul (Hong Kong), Australian Border Force
Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• Introduction
• Using Data
• Passengers
• Cargo
• Questions?
Overview
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Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• MISSION - To protect Australia’s border and manage
the movement of people and goods across it
• Four key Objectives:
– Protect Australia
– Promote responsive migration
– Advance trade and revenue
– Lead border innovation
Department of Immigration and Border Protection - Australia
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Department of Immigration and Border Protection 4
Operating environment
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2013 2016 2020
Passengers (millions)
66% Increase
2.42.52.62.82.9
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2012 2014 2016
Inwards Sea Cargo Reports (millions)
22% Increase
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2015-16 2021-22 2026-27
Visa Applications (millions)
50% Increase
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15.
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25.
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35.
2012 2014 2016
Incoming Air Cargo Consignments
(millions)
173% Increase
Using Data
Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• DIBP collects and stores a large amount of data directly related
to its various business operations
• The information is contained in a number of systems
• A wealth of open source data can be tapped into
• Other government departments and partner organisations will
have potentially useful data
• Accessing and analysing all available data will help to identify
and mitigate potential risks before they manifest at the border
Improve utilisation of data
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Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• 185 000 inbound border transactions a day (air cargo,
sea cargo and air passengers)
• Limited resources to identify threats
• Limited resources to respond to risks
• The gravest threats are typically the most challenging to
identify
• There is often little lead-time prior to a border crossing in
which to conduct an assessment and prepare a
response
The necessity of targeting
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Passengers
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Vision of the Future
PRE-ASSESS &
RESOLVE ALERTS VERIFIED
TRAVELLERS SELF MANAGED
CLEARANCE COMPLIANCE
BIOMETRICS FOR
DEPARTURE
Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• Identity and biometrics capabilities at Australia’s borders are:
– critical to achieving DIBP’s mission
– integral to DIBP’s intelligence led, risk based approach
• Identity and biometrics capabilities allow DIBP to:
– establish client identity at first point of contact with DIBP
– confirm identity at the border
– verify identity through the client’s further interaction with DIBP
– provide increased certainty for decision-makers who work
with clients
Identity and Biometrics
Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• A new mobile hand-held device has been
released to conduct biometric checks using
fingerprint scans matched against multiple
data records.
• The information gained from a fingerprint
scan may help officers in establishing a
traveller’s identity or determining whether
they are of character or security concern.
• The device also searches traveller
information using a travel documents, and
retrieves information about identity,
Movement Alert List (MAL) and visa
status, and movement history.
Enhanced Biometrics at the Border (EBatB)–background
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Department of Immigration and Border Protection
EBatB–the mobile device
Department of Immigration and Border Protection 13
Device and application
DIBP match data includes:
• Flags/Status
• DIBP Identifiers
• Biographic data/ aliases
• Latest Visa information
• Travel Document details
• Activity (movement record) data
• Images
Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• Canberra Airport Trial Video
Canberra Airport trial
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Cargo
Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• The volume of goods entering Australia is expected to see
significant growth over the coming years
• DIBP must identify ways to streamline movement of goods
whilst still being able to identify shipments which may contain
items of concern
• Understanding and securing supply chains will provide a
greater level of confidence in goods entering Australia
• Investing in non-intrusive inspection technologies will
streamline screening processes and improve detection
capabilities
Strategic directions and future opportunities – Goods clearance
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Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• eBorder Force app video
eBorder Force
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Department of Immigration and Border Protection
• Green Lane video
International Mail Green Lane Trial
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