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    Formulation of a National Framework for the Digital Transformation of Sri Lanka’s Public Bus Transport System
    (University of Moratuwa, 2019) Dunuwila, V. R; Jayakody, A; Weerawardhana, R. T; Pabasara, W. A. S; Ketipearachchi, U. S; Sunas, H. M
    formation of Sri Lanka’s public bus transport system would result in the delivery of a quality transportation experience to passengers while minimizing traffic congestion in Colombo as the availability of a high-quality bus transport service would encourage citizens to use public transport more often instead of their own private vehicles. 32 The proposed research contrasts with other researches as it facilitates the development of a Digitized National framework that would be applicable to the entire bus transport system of the country. Furthermore, it would be beneficial if the passengers are provided with an integrated up-to-date solution where information such as the location of the bus, arrival time, bus fare, duration and journey distance is available in real-time. Besides, the study is also significant as this area has not been much focused academically in the Sri Lankan context. The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation, National Transport Commission (NTC), Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) and Sri Lanka Private Bus Owners Association will be the main organizations benefitted by this research in addition to passengers travelling in and out of Colombo.
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    “Trust Pass”-Blockchain-Based Trusted Digital Identity Platform Towards Digital Transformation
    (IEEE, 2021-12-16) Dissanayake, K; Somarathne, P; Fernando, U; Pathmasiri, D; Liyanapathirana, C; Rupasinghe, L
    According to the United States Census Bureau, by June 2019 world population on earth was 7.5 billion, which exceeds the world population of 7.2 billion as of 2015. Each of these citizens needs to prove their identity to fulfil their day-to-day routine. In this current digital revolution whole world is transforming to digitalization. Therefore, proving someone's identity in the digital space is a must. Being able to track a person digitally can eliminate identity theft and most incidents related to online harassment. With the focus on data privacy and security of citizens, we have proposed “Trust Pass”: Cyber Security Intelligence-based trusted digital identity platform capable of registering and verifying service providers based on document validation neural network model (95.4% accuracy) and allowing citizens to authenticate themselves to service providers with three-factor biometrics authentication with liveness detection neural network model (99.8% accuracy). The requests of the whole system are secured with Cyber Security Threat Intelligence System, and unusual activities of users are monitored through Informative Data Analytics Engine. All the sensitive user data is saved using a blockchain to ensure user privacy while reducing the system's vulnerability.