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ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSIONThis optional field is used to indicate whether the analysis process has determined that nopores ( Field 9.345: EFS pores / POR) could be discerned in the image. If the analysisprocess has determined that no dots could be discerned in the image, this field shall be setto Y; otherwise, this field will be omitted. See Table 117: Features and Correspondingpresence fields .8.9.7.34 Field 9.345: EFS pores / POREach pore is marked by its center point.When no pores are present, this field shall not be used. See Table 117: Features andCorresponding presence fields .Each pores is represented as a separate repeating subfield consisting of two informationitems:• The first information item (x coordinate / POX) contains the ‘x’coordinate of the center of the pore, in units of 10 micrometers (0.01mm).• The second information item (y coordinate / POY) contains the ‘y’coordinate of the center of the pore, in units of 10 micrometers (0.01mm).8.9.7.35 Field 9.346: EFS no dots present / NDOTThis optional field is used to indicate whether the analysis process has determined that nodots are present. If the analysis process has determined that no dots could be discerned inthe image, this field shall be set to Y; otherwise, this field will be omitted. See Table 117:Features and Corresponding presence fields .8.9.7.36 Field 9.347: EFS no incipient ridges present / NINRThis optional field is used to indicate whether the analysis process has determined that noincipient ridges could be discerned in the image. If the analysis process has determinedthat no incipient ridges could be discerned in the image, this field shall be set to Y;otherwise, this field will be omitted. See Table 117: Features and Correspondingpresence fields .8.9.7.37 Field 9.348: EFS no creases or linear discontinuities present / NCLDThis optional field is used to indicate whether the analysis process has determined that nocreases could be discerned in the image. If the analysis process has determined that nocreases could be discerned in the image, this field shall be set to Y; otherwise, this fieldwill be omitted. See Table 117: Features and Corresponding presence fields .8.9.7.38 Field 9.349: EFS no ridge edge features present / NREFThis optional field is used to indicate whether the analysis process has determined that noridge edge features could be discerned in the image. If the analysis process hasdetermined that no ridge edge features could be discerned in the image, this field shall beMay, 2013 DRAFT VERSION UPDATE 2013 Page 171
ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSIONset to Y; otherwise, this field will be omitted. See Table 117: Features andCorresponding presence fields .8.9.7.39 Field 9.350: EFS method of feature detection / MFDThis optional field states the method(s) by which the Extended Friction Ridge featureswere detected and/or edited. Each time that fields are created or modified, the date andname of the automated algorithm or human examiner is noted in a new data entry(repeating subfield). 93 This field consists of nine information items, of which the first twoare mandatory.• The first information item (field / FIE) indicates which fields correspondto the method noted: it shall contain a single field (e.g. “9.331”), a commaseparatedlist of fields without spaces (e.g. “9.340,9.341,9.343”), or“ALL”. The allowed special characters are the comma and the period.• The second information item (method / FME) shall state the method bywhich the fingerprint features were detected and encoded, using the valuesfrom the “Code” column of Table 47.• The third information item (algorithm vendor / FAV) should identify thevendor of the encoding algorithm if the method is not “MAN”.• The fourth information item (algorithm / FAL) should identify thealgorithm by name and version for methods other than “MAN”.• The fifth information item (examiner surname / ESN) should contain thesurname (last name) of the fingerprint examiner, for methods other than“AUTO”.• The sixth information item (examiner given name / EGN) should containthe first name (given name, or first and middle names) of the fingerprintexaminer for methods other than “AUTO.”• The seventh information item (examiner affiliation / EAF) shouldcontain the employer or organizational affiliation of the examiner, formethods other than “AUTO”.• The eighth information item (date and time / EMT) should contain thedate and time that the determination was made, using Greenwich MeanTime (GMT). See Section 7.7.2.2.• The ninth information item (notes / NTS) is an optional item that maycontain text with additional information regarding the detection or93When features are created or edited on multiple occasions, the new data entries should be added to thisfield without deleting the original data entries. For example, if minutiae are manually encoded by anexaminer, then subsequently a second examiner modifies the minutiae, there would be two “MAN” entriesfor Field 9.331: EFS minutiae / MIN.172
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR ANSI/NIST-ITL
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Will Graves, Rob Mungovan, Catherin
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John ManzoFBI/BIOMETRICS Center ofE
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General Editor: Brad Wing[2013a>]AC
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CANVASSEES For the 2013 UpdateTO BE
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