Abstract
The Aadhaar-Enabled Biometric Web Portal for Finding Missing Persons research aims to address the critical issue of locating missing individuals by leveraging Aadhaar-enabled biometric data. With the widespread adoption of Aadhaar cards in India, this research uses the unique biometric information linked to Aadhaar cards to create a web portal. Through this portal, users can input relevant biometric data, such as fingerprints or iris scans, which are then compared with the Aadhaar database. The system utilizes advanced biometric matching algorithms to accurately identify potential matches, thereby aiding law enforcement agencies and concerned individuals in locating missing persons efficiently. By integrating Aadhaar-enabled biometrics into a user-friendly web interface, this research facilitates swift and accurate identification, offering a valuable tool in the effort to reunite missing individuals with their families and loved ones.
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