Link to Website of INCITS M1 (includes all documents, minutes, and organizational member information)
Link to INCITS M1 area on the INCITS Projects Database
Significant Accomplishments
Significant Challenges
Expected Challenges
Committee Activities
Meetings During The Reporting Period
Next Year's Planned Meetings
Liaison Activities
INCITS M1 Membership and Officers
Future Trends and Related Technical Activities
Other Administrative Information
The purpose of INCITS
M1 is to ensure a high priority, focused and comprehensive approach in the
INCITS M1 also developed a report on Biometrics and E-Authentication.
INCITS M1 is the U.S. Technical Advisory Group (TAG) to ISO/IEC Joint Technical
Committee 1 (JTC 1) Subcommittee SC 37 - Biometrics, which is developing a similar portfolio of international
biometric standards. In addition to the type of biometric standards
listed above, JTC 1 SC 37 is developing a biometric harmonized vocabulary
and the following technical reports:
Biometric standardization
is of very high priority for the
INCITS M1 completed the
development of the “first generation” of national biometric data interchange
format standards. These projects address standardization of data interchange
standard formats for a number of biometric modalities including finger minutiae,
finger pattern, finger image data, face image data, iris image data, signature/sign
time series and processed data, hand geometry and speaker's biometric format
for data interchange. These standards were approved and published as INCITS
standards. During this period, INCITS M1 has continued making significant
progress in the development of biometric performance testing and reporting
standards (as shown below additional parts of the multi-part standard on performance
testing and reporting methodologies have been developed). Biometric interface
standards are also under development. A revision of the Common Biometric
Exchange Frameworks Formats (CBEFF) as well as conformance testing methodology
for INCITS 358-2002, the BioAPI specification
were completed (this standard was published). INCITS M1 is completing the
development of an amendment to INCITS 358-2002 standards to support multi-modal
biometric fusion; the Biometric Identity Assurance Services (BIAS) standard;
and a standard that specifies support for ten-print capture devices using
BioAPI. Two Biometric Profiles were completed
and published: Biometric Profile - Interoperability and Data Interchange -
DoD Implementations and Application Profile for
Commercial Biometric Physical Access Control.
M1 is addressing
new trends, technology innovations and new users' needs in Information and Communication
Technologies (ICT) in the area of personal identification and verification
applications. Support for multi-modal biometrics, support for three-dimensional
face data (3D) (amendment to the face recognition data interchange format
standard) and support for ten-print capture devices are examples of the
way INCITS M1 is reacting to these technology innovations and new customers'
needs.
During the reporting
period INCITS M1 completed a report developed by INCITS M1.4 Ad-Hoc Group
on Biometrics and E-Authentication. The final version of the report:
–
Has been placed
on the M1 home page
–
Has been forwarded
to INCITS CS1 (for the CS1 August meeting)
–
Will be formally
transmitted to NIST
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Will be presented
at the Biometric Consortium Conference
–
May be formally
endorsed by the International Biometric Industry Association (IBIA)
A new application profile based on the authentication architectures described
in the report was proposed (and approved) as a new INCITS M1 project.
INCITS M1 Task Groups have
maintenance responsibility for approved biometric standards as reflected in the project tables below.
Many of the "first generation”
of biometric data interchange format standards
and interface standards have already been adopted by large users of personal
authentication applications. The US Department of Homeland Security,
for example, has included INCITS M1 biometric standards requirements as applicable
(such as INCITS 383) within the Transportation Workers Identification Card
Pilot project (TWIC) and has adopted the INCITS 385 standard as the basis
for DHS's standard for face recognition (it has
extracted portions of the INCITS 385 under agreement with INCITS to provide
guidelines for several of their specific user communities: e.g., photographers,
software developers).
INCITS 385-2004 (Face Recognition Format for
Data Interchange), 381-2004 Finger Image Based Interchange
Format) and INCITS 378-2004 (Finger Minutiae Format for
Data Interchange) as well as INCITS
398-2005 (Common Biometric Exchange Framework Format) are requirements for
conformance in the Personal Identity Verification (PIV) of Federal Employees
/ Contractors program (NIST SP 800-76-1, Data Specification for Personal
Identity Verification). In addition, INCITS 358-2002, the BioAPI specification and INCITS 398-2005, Common Biometric
Exchange Framework Format are included in DoD's IT Registry. A number of the data interchange
formats developed by INCITS M1 have been also included in the DoD IT Registry. See 2.1 below.
INCITS M1, in its capacity as the US TAG to JTC 1 SC 37 is a major contributor
to the portfolio of standards under development within this Subcommittee.
Some of these standards developed by JTC 1 SC 37 were approved during 2006
and the earlier part of 2007 as shown below. At its March 2007 meeting INCITS
M1 approved recommending INCTS EB adoption of a number of the biometric data
interchange format standards as American National Standards..
INCITS M1 is
responsible for seventeen "M" projects and twenty-one "D" projects two of which are multipart standards - the conformance
testing methodology standard for the biometric data interchange formats and
the biometric performance testing and reporting standard. INCITS M1 is also
responsible for thirteen "L" projects subdivided into forty-seven "L" subprojects. This work in
INCITS M1 is conducted through the following Task Groups:
M1.2 - Task Group on Biometric Technical Interfaces
M1.3 - Task Group on Biometric Data Interchange Formats
M1.4 - Task Group on Biometric Profiles
M1.5 - Task Group on Biometric Performance Testing and Reporting
M1.6 - Task Group on Cross Jurisdictional and Societal Issues
Internationally, each of these Task Groups is the TAG to the corresponding
JTC 1/SC 37 Working Group (at the February 2005 meeting, INCITS M1 approved
withdrawing from JTC 1 SC 37 WG1). As stated above one INCITS M1.4 Ad-Hoc
Group was active during this period: the Ad-Hoc Group on Biometrics and E-Authentication
chaired by Mrs. Cathy Tilton, Daon.
As of June 2007, INCITS
M1 has fifty-three member organizations including nine Advisory members and
nine Liaison members (ANSI, INCITS B10, CS1, and V2, X9F4, BioAPI Consortium, OASIS, the VoiceXML Forum and the International Biometric Industry
Association (IBIA)).
A brief description of current INCITS M1 Task Groups follows:
M1.2, the Task Group on Biometric Technical Interfaces, chaired by
Mr. Fred Herr, The Biometric Foundation,
covers the standardization of all necessary interfaces and interactions between
biometric components and sub-systems, including the possible use of security
mechanisms to protect stored data and data transferred between systems. M1.2
will also consider the need for a reference model for the architecture and
operation of biometric systems in order to identify the standards that are
needed to support multi-vendor systems and their applications. M1.2 serves
as the US TAG to the JTC 1 SC 37 Working Group 2 on Biometric Technical Interfaces.
INCITS M1.2 has nineteen Voting
Members and one Advisory member. One Ad-Hoc Group was active during
the reporting period: Ad-Hoc Group on BioAPI Support
for Ten-Print Capture (AHGUBSTC).
M1.3, the Task Group on Biometric
Data Interchange Formats, chaired
by Dr. Greg Cannon, CrossMatch Technologies, focuses
on the standardization of the content, meaning
and representation of biometric data interchange
formats. It is also addressing the development of conformance testing methodologies
for most of the biometric data interchange standards. INCITS M1.3 serves
as the US TAG to the JTC 1 SC 37 Working Group 3 Biometric Data Interchange
Formats. INCITS M1.3 has twenty-six voting members.
M1.4, the
Task Group on Biometric Profiles, chaired by Mr. Fernando Podio, NIST, covers the standardization of Application
Profile projects. M1.4 serves as the US TAG to the JTC 1 SC 37 Working Group
4 Biometric Functional Architecture and Related Profiles. M1.4 has twenty-one
Voting Members and four Advisory Members. One Ad-Hoc Group has been active
during this reporting period and has been re-chartered every two meetings
of M1.4: the Ad-Hoc
Group on Biometrics and E-Authentication (as a response to proposals made
at a NIST Workshop on Biometrics and E-Authentication Over Open Networks held
March 30-31, 2005). The INCITS M1.4 Ad-Hoc Group
was formed to address the workshop recommendations and to develop a report
to INCITS M1describing suitability of biometric architectures, requirements
and recommendations for the use of biometrics at each of four authentication
levels defined in Office of Management and Budget’s
Memorandum OMB M-04-04, E-Authentication Guidance for Federal Agencies. This Ad-Hoc Group met
5 times during the reporting period.
M1.5 is the Task Group
on Biometric Performance Testing and Reporting, chaired by Mr. John Neumann, US Dept. of Homeland
Security (DHS). It handles the standardization of biometric performance metric
definitions and calculations, approaches to test performance and requirements
for reporting the results of these tests. M1.5 serves as the US TAG to the
JTC 1 SC 37 Working Group 5 Biometric Testing and Reporting. M1.5 has fourteen Voting Members
and one Advisory Member.
M1.6, the Task Group on Cross Jurisdictional and Societal Issues,
chaired by Ms. Elaine Newton, NIST, addresses the study and standardization
of technical solutions to societal aspects of biometric implementations. Excluded
from the TG's scope is the specification of policies, the limitation of usage,
or imposition of non-technical requirements on the implementations of biometric
technologies, applications, or systems. M1.6 serves as the US TAG to the
JTC 1 SC 37 Working Group 6 Cross-Jurisdictional and Societal Issues. M1.6
has nine voting members. M1.6 has responsibility for one "L" project:
Summary of Projects
The
tables below include all the projects under INCITS M1’s Responsibility. They
identify the Task Group responsible for these standards. "D", "M", and "L"
projects are listed. The tables also highlight the approved national (INCITS)
and international (IS) standards.
Standards that have been published
in the reporting period are identified by the symbol:
Projects initiated
this year (both national and international) are indicated by the symbol: y
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INCITS M1 Projects - INCITS M1.2
- Biometric Technical Interfaces |
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Project 1538-M - INCITS 358-2002 Information technology - The
BioAPI Specification |
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INCITS 1538-D – INCITS 358-2002
Amendment 1, Information technology - The BioAPI
Specification - Amendment 1: Support for Biometric Fusion |
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Project 1622-M -
INCITS
398-2005 Information technology
- Common Biometric Exchange Formats Framework (CBEFF) |
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Project 1622-D – INCITS 398-200x - Information technology
- Common Biometric Exchange Formats Framework (CBEFF) (Revision of INCITS
398-2005) |
y |
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Project 1703-D, Information
technology - Conformance Testing Methodology for ANSI INCITS 358-2002,
BioAPI Specification |
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Project 1823 - D Information technology - Biometric Identity Assurance Services (BIAS)
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Project 1829 - D Information
technology - Biometric Application Programming Interface - Java
Interfaces |
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Project 1832 - D Information
technology - Tenprint capture using BioAPI |
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Project 1853-D Information technology - Conformance Testing Methodology for Common Biometric Exchange Formats
Framework
(CBEFF) Data Structures Specified in Revision One of INCITS 398:2005 |
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Project 1622-L 1.37.19785
Information technology - Common Biometric Exchange Formats Framework (CBEFF) |
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1.37.19785.1 IS 19785-1:2006 Information technology -
Common Biometric Exchange Formats Framework (CBEFF) |
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1.37.19785.2 IS 19785-2:2006 Information technology - Common
Biometric Exchange Formats Framework (CBEFF) - Procedures for the Operation
of the Biometrics registration Authority |
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1.37.19785.3 Information
technology - Common Biometric Exchange Formats Framework (CBEFF) - Patron
Format Specifications |
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1.37.19785.4 Information technology
- Common
Biometric Exchange Formats Framework – Part 4: Security Block Format Specifications (split
from 19784 -1 amd. 3) |
y |
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Project 1644 - L 1.37.19784
Information technology - BioAPI |
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1.37.19784.1 IS 19784-1:2006 Information technology -
BioAPI - Biometric Application Programming
Interface - Part 1: BioAPI Specification |
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1.37.19784.1.1 Information
technology - BioAPI - Biometric Application
Programming Interface - Part 1: BioAPI Specification
- AMENDMENT 1: BioGUI |
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1.37.19784.1.2 Information technology - BioAPI-Biometric
Application Programming Interface -– Part 1: BioAPI
Specification – Amendment 2: Framework Free BioAPI (Split from 19784.3) |
y |
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1.37.19784.1.3 Information
technology - BioAPI-Biometric Application Programming
Interface – Part 1: BioAPI Specification – Amendment
3: Support for the Interchange of Certificates and Security Assertions,
and Other Security Aspects |
y |
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1.37.19784.2 IS 19784-2:2007 Information technology -
BioAPI - Biometric Application Programming
Interface - Part 2: Archive Function provider Interface |
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1.37.19784.3 Information
technology - BioAPI - Biometric Application
Programming Interface - Part 3: BioAPILite |
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1.37.19784.4 Information
technology - BioAPI – Biometric Application Programming Interface
– Part 4: Biometric sensor function provider interface |
y |
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Project 1646-L 1.37.24708
Information technology - Protocol for Interworking
Protocol (BIP) |
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Project 1720-L 1.37.24709
Information technology - BioAPI Conformance
Testing |
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1.37.24709.1 IS 24709-1:2007 Information technology -
BioAPI Conformance Testing |
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1.37.24709.2 IS 24709-2:2007 Information technology -
BioAPI Conformance Testing - Part 2: Test
Assertions for Biometric Service Providers |
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1.37.24709.3 Information
technology - BioAPI Conformance Testing - Part
3: Test Assertions for BioAPI Frameworks |
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1.37.24709.4 Information
technology - BioAPI Conformance Testing - Part
4: Test Assertions for Biometric Applications |
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Project 1721-L 1.37.24722
Information technology - Technical Report on Multi-Modal and Other Multi-Biometric
Fusion |
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Project
1837-L 1.37.24741
Technical Report for a Biometrics Tutorial |
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INCITS M1 Projects - INCITS M1.3
- Biometric Data Interchange Formats |
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Project 1563-M - INCITS 377-2004 Information technology - Finger
Pattern Based Interchange Format |
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Project 1563-D
– Revision to INCITS 377-2004 - Information technology
- Finger
Pattern Format for Data Interchange |
y |
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Project 1564-M -
INCITS
378-2004 Information technology
- Finger Minutiae Format for Data Interchange |
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Project 1564-D
– Revision to INCITS 378-2004 - Information technology -
Finger
Minutiae Format for Data Interchange |
y |
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Project 1565-M - INCITS 385-2004 Information technology
- Face Recognition Format for Data Interchange |
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Project 1565-D
- Revision
to INCITS 385:2004 – Information technology - Face
Image Format for Data Interchange |
y |
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Project 1565-D
– INCITS 385 – Face Image Format for Data Interchange Amendment 1: 3D
Face Data |
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Project 1576-M -
INCITS 379 -
2004 Information technology
- Iris Image Interchange Format |
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Project 1576-D
– Revision to INCITS 379-2004 - Information technology -
Iris Image Format for Data Interchange |
y |
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Project 1577-M - INCITS 381-2004 - Information technology
- Finger Image Based Interchange Format |
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Project 1577-D
– Revision to INCITS 381-2004 - Information technology - Finger Image Format
for Data Interchange |
y |
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Project 1603-M - INCITS 395-2005 Information technology
- Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Signature/Sign Data |
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Project 1643-M - INCITS 396-2005 Information technology
– Hand Geometry for Data Interchange |
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Project 1797-D - Information
technology - Keystroke Dynamics Format for Data Interchange - Project withdrawn |
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Project 1821-D - Information
technology - Speaker Biometrics Format for Data Interchange |
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Project 1790-D - Information
technology - Data Interchange Formats for Biometric Fusion - Fusion Information
Format |
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Project 1749-D
– INCITS 423 Information technology - Conformance Testing Methodology Standard
for Biometric Data Interchange Format Standards |
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INCITS 423.1
- Information technology - Conformance Testing Methodology Standard for
Biometric Data Interchange Format Standards - Part 1: Generalized Conformance
Testing Methodology |
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INCITS 423.2
- Information technology - Conformance Testing Methodology for Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standards - Part 2: Conformance Testing Methodology
for INCITS 378-2004, Finger Minutia Data Format |
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INCITS 423.3
- Information technology - Conformance Testing Methodology for Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standards - Part 3: Conformance Testing Methodology
for INCITS 377, Finger Pattern Based Data Interchange Format |
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INCITS 423.4
- Information technology - Conformance Testing Methodology Standard for
Biometric Data Interchange Format Standards - Part 4: Conformance Testing
Methodology for INCITS 381, Finger Image Data Interchange Format |
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INCITS 423.5
- Information technology - Conformance Testing Methodology Standard for
Biometric Data Interchange Format Standards - Part 5: Conformance Testing
Methodology for INCITS 385, Face Recognition Format for Data Interchange
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INCITS 423.6
- Information technology - Conformance Testing Methodology Standard for
Biometric Data Interchange Format Standards - Part 6: Conformance Testing
Methodology for INCITS 379, Iris Image Interchange Format |
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INCITS 423.10 - Information
technology - Conformance Testing Methodology for Biometric Data Interchange
Format Standards – Part 10: Conformance Testing Methodology for INCITS 396:2005
- Hand Geometry Interchange Format |
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Project 1672-D - Information
technology - Biometric Sample Quality Standard |
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Project 1672-L - 1.37.
29794 - Information technology - Biometric Sample Quality Standard |
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1.37.29794.1 - Information technology
- Biometric Sample Quality Standard - Part 1: Framework |
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1.37.29794.4 - Information technology
- Biometric Sample Quality Standard - Part 4: Fingerprint Sample Quality
Data |
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1.37.29794.5 - Information technology - Biometric
Sample Quality Standard – Part 5: Face Image |
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Project 1623
– L 1.37.19794 Information technology - Biometric Data Interchange Formats |
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1.37.19794.1 -
IS 19794-1:2006 Information technology -
Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 1: Framework |
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1.37.19794.1 (r1) -
Information
technology - Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 1: Framework
- Revision initiated |
y |
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1.37.19794.2 -
IS 19794-2:2005 Information technology - Biometric
Data Interchange Formats - Part 2: Finger Minutia Data |
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1.37.19794.2 (r1) - Information technology
- Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 2: Finger Minutiae Data
- Revision initiated |
y |
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1.37.19794.3 - IS 19794-2:2006 Information technology -
Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 3: Finger Pattern Spectral Data
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1.37.19794.3 (r1) - Information
technology - Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 3: Finger
Pattern Spectral Data Revision
initiated |
y |
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1.37.19794.4
- IS 19794-4:2005 Information technology -
Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 4: Finger Image Data |
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1.37.19794.4 (r1) - Information
technology - Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 4: Finger
Image Data - Revision initiated |
y |
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1.37.19794.5
- IS 19794-5:2005 Information technology -
Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 5: Face Image Data |
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1.37.19794.5.1
- IS0/IEC 19794-5 PDAM 1 Information technology - Biometric Data Interchange
Formats - Part 5: Face Image Data AMENDMENT 1: Conditions for
Taking Photographs For Face Image Data |
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1.37.19794.5.1 - IS0/IEC 19794-5 PDAM
1 Information technology - Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part
5: Face Image Data AMENDMENT 2: 3D Face Image Data Interchange Format
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1.37.19794.5 (r1) - Information technology - Biometric Data Interchange
Formats - Part 5: Face Image Data - Revision
initiated |
y |
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1.37.19794.6 - IS 19794-6:2005 Information technology -
Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 6: Iris Image Data |
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1.37.19794.6 (r1) - Information
technology - Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 6: Iris Image
Data - Revision initiated |
y |
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1.37.19794.7 - IS 19794-6:2006 Information technology - Biometric Data
Interchange Formats -Part 7: Sign/Signature Behavioral Data |
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1.37.19794.8 - IS 19794-8:2006 Information technology - Biometric Data
Interchange Formats -Part 8: Finger Pattern Skeletal Data |
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1.37.19794.9 - IS 19794-9:2007 Information technology - Biometric Data
Interchange Formats -Part 9: Vascular Biometric Image Data |
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1.37.19794.10 - Information technology - Biometric Data Interchange
Formats -Part 10: Hand Geometry Silhouette Data |
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1.37.19794.11 - Information technology - Biometric Data Interchange
Formats - Part 11:Signature/Sign Processed Dynamic Data |
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1.37.19794.12 - Information technology
- Biometric Data Interchange Formats - Part 12: Face Identity Data
– Technical report |
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1.37.19794.13 - Information technology
- Biometric
Data Interchange Formats – Part 13: Speech Data Interchange Format for
Speaker Recognition |
y |
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Project 1869-L - 1.37.29109
- Information
technology - Conformance Testing
Methodology for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC
19794 Biometric Data Interchange Format Standard |
y |
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1.37.29109.1 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 1: Generalized Conformance Testing
Methodology |
y |
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1.37.29109.2 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 2: Finger Minutiae Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.3 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 3: Finger Pattern Spectral Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.4 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 4: Finger Image Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.5 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 5: Face Image Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.6 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 6: Iris Image Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.7- Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 7: Signature/Sign Time Series Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.8 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 8: Finger pattern Skeletal Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.9 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 9: Vascular Image Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.10 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 10: Hand Geometry Silhouette Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.11 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 11: Signature/Sign Processed Dynamic
Data |
y |
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1.37.29109.13 - Information technology -
Conformance Testing Methodology
for Biometric Data Interchange Records as defined in ISO/IEC 19794 Biometric
Data Interchange Format Standard – Part 13: Speech Data Interchange Format
for Speaker Recognition |
y |
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INCITS M1 Projects - INCITS M1.4
- Biometric Profiles |
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Project 1566-M - INCITS 383-2004 Information technology
- Information technology - Application Profile - Interoperability and Data
Interchange - Biometric Based Verification and Identification of Transportation
Workers |
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INCITS 1566-D
– Revision to INCITS 383 - Application Profile - Interoperability and Data
Interchange - Biometrics-Based Verification and Identification of Transportation
Workers |
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Project 1567-M -
INCITS
394-2004 Information technology
- Application Profile for Interoperability - Data Interchange and Data Integrity
of Biometric Based Personal Identification for Border Management
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Project 1575 - D - INCITS 420 Information technology - Biometric
Profile - Interoperability and Data Interchange - Point-of-Sale Biometric-Based
Verification and Identification |
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Project 1676 - D - INCITS
421-2006 - Information technology
– Biometric Profile - Interoperability and Data Interchange - DoD Implementations |
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Project 1706 - D - INCITS
422-2006 - Information technology
- Application Profile for Commercial Biometric Physical Access Control |
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Project 1860-D - Application Profile - Interoperability and
Data Interchange – Biometrics for E-Authentication |
y |
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Project 1722-L 1.37.24713
Information technology - Biometric Profiles for Interoperability and Data
Interchange |
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1.37.24713.1 Information technology - Biometric
Profiles for Interoperability and Data Interchange - Part 1: Biometric Reference
Architecture |
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1.37.24713.2 Information technology - Biometric Profiles for Interoperability
and Data Interchange - Part 2: Biometric Based Verification and Identification
of Employees in a Highly Secure Environment |
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