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ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSION8.10.26 Field 10.027: Subject eye color / SECThis field is mandatory if the SAP entry (Field 10.013: Subject acquisition profile / SAP)is “40” or greater. For other facial images (IMT = 'FACE'), the field is optional. Whenpresent, it shall describe the eye color of the subject as seen in the photograph. If unknown,unusual or unnatural such as may be the case when colored contact lenses are present andthe “real” eye color cannot be ascertained, then the color should be labeled as “XXX”. Eyecolor attributes and attribute codes are given by Table 17. See Section 7.7.11 for furtherinformation.8.10.27 Field 10.028: Subject hair color / SHCThis field is mandatory if the SAP entry (Field 10.013: Subject acquisition profile / SAP)is “40” or greater. For other facial images (IMT = 'FACE'), it is optional. When present, itshall contain one or two entries from Table 64 that describes the hair color of the subject asseen in the photograph. For unusual or unnatural colors not listed in the table, or the “real”color cannot be ascertained, the hair color should be labeled as “XXX”. If the subject iscompletely bald, or has a completely shaved head, then the hair color shall be labeled as“BAL”. When the subject is predominantly bald, but hair color is discernible, then theappropriate hair color attribute code shall follow “BAL” in a second entry. If a person hasmultiple hair colors (such as blue in the middle and orange on the sides), select one color forthe first entry and the other for the second. For streaked hair, use “STR” in the first entry;use the second entry to describe the principal color of the hair. There need not be more thanone entry.Hair color attributeTable 64 Hair color codesAttributecodeHair color attributeAttributecodeUnspecified or unknown XXX White WHIBald BAL Blue BLUBlack BLK Green GRNBlonde or Strawberry BLN Orange ONGBrown BRO Pink PNKGray or Partially Gray GRY Purple PLERed or Auburn RED Streaked STRSandySDY8.10.28 Field 10.029: 2D facial feature points / FFPThe optional field shall be used for the exchange of facial image data (IMT = 'FACE')May, 2013 DRAFT VERSION UPDATE 2013 Page 209
ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSIONfeature points or landmarks. When present, it shall describe special attributes of manually orautomatically detected facial feature points of the captured facial image. This informationshall be entered as a four-information item feature point block in a repeating subfield.Multiple facial points may be listed using these information items, each in a separatesubfield. In the 2007 version of the standard, the maximum number of subfields wasrestricted to 88. In the 2008 version, there was no restriction on the upper limit. This versionmaintains the 2007 upper limit of 88 for all encodings. This field does not contain a Zcoordinate, unlike Field 10.032: 3D facial feature points/ 3DF.• The first information item, feature point type / FPT is a one charactervalue. It is mandatory. 120 It shall be either1 = Denoting an MPEG4 Feature point.2 = Anthropometric landmark. (This is new as of the 2011 version).• The second information item, feature point code / FPC is 3 to 5 characters.If FPT is 1, this information item shall be “A.B” with A and B defined inSection 8.10.28.1 and illustrated in Figure 14. If FPT is 2, the codes areentered as shown in the “Feature Point ID” column of Table 66. This is oneto four alphabetic characters.• The third information item is the x coordinate / HCX. It is 1 to 5 characters,denoting the pixel count horizontally to the right from the upper left pixel,which is set to 0.• The fourth information item is the y coordinate / HCY. It is 1 to 5characters, denoting the pixel count vertically down from the upper left pixel,which is set to 0.8.10.28.1 MPEG4 feature pointsThe feature point code / FPC item shall specify the feature point that is stored in thefeature point block. FPT = 1 in either Field 10.029: 2D facial feature points / FFP orField 10.032: 3D facial feature points/ 3DF denotes the codes for the feature points aretaken from the MPEG4 standard and defined as MPEG4 feature points. Each feature pointcode is represented by a notation A.B using a major (A) and a minor (B) value. Theencoding of the feature point code is given by the numeric ASCII representation of the valueof A.B. The period is required, and the maximum size of this entry shall be 5 characters.For the entire face, Figure 14 denotes the feature point codes associated with feature pointsas given by Annex C of ISO/IEC 14496-2. For the eyes and nose, additional detail is shownin Figure 13. Each code is given by major value A and minor value B. For example, thecode for the left corner of the left eye is given by major value 3 and minor value 7. “A”specifies the global landmark of the face to which this feature point belongs, such as nose,mouth, etc. “B” specifies the particular point. In case a Landmark Point has twosymmetrical entities (left and right) the right entity always has a greater and an even minor120[2013e>] In the 2011 base version, there was a sentence that incorrectly indicated that a period could be presentin this one digit numerical field. [
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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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