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ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSIONoDOR, SRT and END.The tenth information item (comments / COM) is an unrestricted text string ofup to 4000 characters in length that allows for comments of any type to be madeon the timings of the segment recording, including the perceived accuracy of thevalues of DOR, SRT and END.8.11.22 Field 11.032: Segment geographical information / SGEOThis field contains repeating subfields, each referring to a segment identified in eitherthe Field 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD or the segment diary Field 11.025: Segmentdiary / SGD and gives the geographical location of the primary subject of the Type-11record at the beginning of that segment. This field is only present if Field 11.024 orField 11.026 is present in this record.ooooThe first information item (diary identifier / DIA) is mandatory in eachsubfield and is a binary indicator of the diary to which this subfield refers. If thisitem refers to a segment in Field 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD, the value is 0.If this item refers to a segment in Field 11.025: Segment diary / SGD, thevalue is 1.The second information item (segment identifiers / SID) is mandatory in eachsubfield and gives the segment identifiers from diary to which the values in thissubfield pertain. The number of segment identifiers listed is limited to 600,000.A value of 0 in this subfield indicates the segment geographical information inthis subfield shall be considered the default value for all segments notspecifically identified in other occurrences of this subfield. If multiple segmentsare identified, they are designated as integers in a list.The third information item (segment cell phone tower code / SCT) is optionaland identifies the cell phone tower, if any, that relayed the audio data at the startof the segment or segments referred to in this subfield. It is a text field of up to100 unrestricted characters.The next six information items are latitude and longitude values. See Section7.7.3o The tenth information item (elevation / ELE) is optional. It is expressed inmeters. See Section 7.7.3 Permitted values are in the range of -442 to 8848meters. For elevations outside of this range, the lowest or highest values shallbe used, as appropriate.o The eleventh information item (geodetic datum code / GDC) is optional. SeeSection 7.7.3oThe twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth information items (GCM/GCE/GCN) aretreated as a group and are optional. These three information items together are acoordinate which represents a location with a Universal Transverse Mercator(UTM) coordinate. If any of these three information items is present, all shall bepresent. See Section 7.7.3o The fifteenth information item (geographic reference text / GRT) is optional.May, 2013 DRAFT VERSION UPDATE 2013 Page 257
ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSIONSee Section 7.7.3o A sixteenth information item (geographic coordinate other system identifier /OSI) is optional and allows for other coordinate systems and the inclusion ofgeographic landmarks. See Section 7.7.3o A seventeenth information item (geographic coordinate other system value /OCV) is optional and shall only be present if OSI is present in the record. SeeSection 7.7.38.11.23 Field 11.033: Segment quality values / SQVThis field (Segment Quality Values/SQV) contains repeating subfields, each referringto a list of segments identified in either Field 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD or thesegment diary Field 11.025: Segment diary / SGD . The items in each subfield givean assessment of the quality of the voice recording within the segments identified in thesubfield. This field is present only if Field 11.024 or Field 11.025 exists in the record.This contrasts with Field 11.014 that gives the general quality across the entire audiorecording. Values in this field dominate any values given in Field 11.014. It is possiblefor each segment given in the associated diary to have different quality. The subfieldsaccommodate only a single quality value. If segments have multiple quality valuesbased on different types of quality assessments, then multiple subfields are entered forthose segments.258ooooThe first information item (diary identifier / DIA) is mandatory and is anindicator of the diary to which this subfield refers. If this item refers to asegment in the Field 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD , the value is 0. If this itemrefers to a segment in Field 11.025: Segment diary / SGD, the value is 1.The second information item (segment identifiers / SID) is a mandatory list ofintegers and gives the segment identifiers from the diary to which the values inthis subfield pertain. The number of segment identifiers listed is limited to600,000. A value of 0 in this subfield indicates the segment quality informationin this subfield shall be considered the default value for all segments notspecifically identified in other subfields of this field. If multiple segments areentered, they are listed as integers in a list.The third information item (quality value / QVU) is mandatory and shallindicate the segment quality value between 0 (low quality) and 100 (highquality). A value of 255 indicates that quality was not assessed. An examplewould be the Speech Intelligibility Index, (ANSI S3.5-1997).A fourth information item, algorithm vendor identification / QAV, ismandatory and shall specify the ID of the vendor of the quality assessmentalgorithm used to calculate the quality score. This 4-digit hex value (SeeSection 5.5 Character types ) is assigned by IBIA and expressed as fourcharacters. The IBIA maintains the Vendor Registry of CBEFF BiometricOrganizations that map the value in this subfield to a registered organization. Avalue of 0000 indicates a vendor without a designation by IBIA. In such case,an entry shall be made in COM of this subfield describing the algorithm and itsowner/vendor.
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ANSI/<strong>NIST</strong>-ITL 1-<strong>2011</strong> - UPDATE 2013 DRAFT VERSIONoDOR, SRT and END.The tenth in<strong>for</strong>mation item (comments / COM) is an unrestricted text string ofup to 4000 characters in length that allows <strong>for</strong> comments of any type to be madeon the timings of the segment recording, including the perceived accuracy of thevalues of DOR, SRT and END.8.11.22 Field 11.032: Segment geographical in<strong>for</strong>mation / SGEOThis field contains repeating subfields, each referring to a segment identified in eitherthe Field 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD or the segment diary Field 11.025: Segmentdiary / SGD and gives the geographical location of the primary subject of the Type-11record at the beginning of that segment. This field is only present if Field 11.024 orField 11.026 is present in this record.ooooThe first in<strong>for</strong>mation item (diary identifier / DIA) is mandatory in eachsubfield and is a binary indicator of the diary to which this subfield refers. If thisitem refers to a segment in Field 11.024: Snipping diary / SPD, the value is 0.If this item refers to a segment in Field 11.025: Segment diary / SGD, thevalue is 1.The second in<strong>for</strong>mation item (segment identifiers / SID) is mandatory in eachsubfield and gives the segment identifiers from diary to which the values in thissubfield pertain. The number of segment identifiers listed is limited to 600,000.A value of 0 in this subfield indicates the segment geographical in<strong>for</strong>mation inthis subfield shall be considered the default value <strong>for</strong> all segments notspecifically identified in other occurrences of this subfield. If multiple segmentsare identified, they are designated as integers in a list.The third in<strong>for</strong>mation item (segment cell phone tower code / SCT) is optionaland identifies the cell phone tower, if any, that relayed the audio data at the startof the segment or segments referred to in this subfield. It is a text field of up to100 unrestricted characters.The next six in<strong>for</strong>mation items are latitude and longitude values. See Section7.7.3o The tenth in<strong>for</strong>mation item (elevation / ELE) is optional. It is expressed inmeters. See Section 7.7.3 Permitted values are in the range of -442 to 8848meters. For elevations outside of this range, the lowest or highest values shallbe used, as appropriate.o The eleventh in<strong>for</strong>mation item (geodetic datum code / GDC) is optional. SeeSection 7.7.3oThe twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth in<strong>for</strong>mation items (GCM/GCE/GCN) aretreated as a group and are optional. These three in<strong>for</strong>mation items together are acoordinate which represents a location with a Universal Transverse Mercator(UTM) coordinate. If any of these three in<strong>for</strong>mation items is present, all shall bepresent. See Section 7.7.3o The fifteenth in<strong>for</strong>mation item (geographic reference text / GRT) is optional.May, 2013 DRAFT VERSION UPDATE 2013 Page 257