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ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011Data Format for the Interchange of Biometric and Forensic Information• The sixth subfield (Receiving Party / RPY) contains four informationitems:o The ISO-3166-2 code of the receiving country or sub-country /CRC. This is the code of the country / sub-country thatreceives/received the data or request from the NOA describedabove. This may be different from the ORI/ SRC.o The name of the agency receiving the message / NRA. This isthe name of the agency that receives/received the data orrequest from the NOA described above. This may be differentfrom the ORI/ SRC.ooThe name of the person at the laboratory that receives the DNAdata comprise the third and fourth information items:Surname / SRR which is the family name or last nameGiven name / GVR which is the personal / first or first andmiddle name• The seventh subfield (Lab Type / LTY) contains a single characterdescribing the laboratory that processed the DNA. Allowable values are:o G = Governmento I = Industryo O = Other laboratory• The eighth subfield (Batch ID / BID) shall contain an identifier for thebatch to which a locus belongs. This may be referred to as the gel orplate identifier. A specimen may have loci from multiple batches. TheBatch ID shall be a string up to 32 characters.• The ninth subfield (Kit ID / KID) shall contain three information items:o Kit Name / KNMo Manufacturer / KMFo Description of the Kit (with part or catalog number) 63 / KDS• The tenth subfield (Number of DNA Record Data / NRD) shall containthe total number of DNA data contained in this record.• The eleventh subfield (Certification Flag / CFG) shall contain one of thefollowing numeric values relating to the processing laboratory:Brad Wing 6/22/10 11:39 AMComment: Explanations added (hopefullycorrectly) about the different types of agenciesinvolved in DNA processing and transmission.Brad Wing 6/22/10 11:27 AMComment: Note that the list in not to becontained directly in the standard, because itwill be dated and this standard will exist as astand-alone document for years.Brad Wing 6/22/10 11:27 AMComment: Note that the certification is in thisblock in the input I received but in the Profiledata block in the ISO version•63 A current list of kits, manufacturers and descriptions is available at www.biometrics.nist.gov/standard224DRAFT 2
ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011Data Format for the Interchange of Biometric and Forensic Informationo 0 = No validationo 1 = ISO validationo 2 = GLP validationo 3 = Othero 255 = Unknown22.6 Field 18.006: DNA Sample Information / DSIThis mandatory field contains subfields. Some of the subfields contain multipleinformation items, as described below.• The first subfield (Sample Category / SCY) shall represent the categoryto which the DNA sample belongs. It contains a numeric value from thefollowing table.Table 79 DNA Sample Donor Types0 =Arrestee1 =BiologicalChild2 =BiologicalFather3 =BiologicalMother4 =BiologicalSibling5 =ConvictedOffender6 =ForensicUnknown7 =Insurgent8 = KST(Known OrSuspectedTerrorist)9 =MaternalRelative10 =MissingPerson11 =PaternalRelative12 =SuspectUnknown13 =UnidentifiedLiving14 =UnidentifiedDead15 =VictimKnown16 =Other• The second subfield (Sample Cellular Type / SCT) represents theorigination cell type from where the sample was collected. It shallcontain a numeric value from the following table:Table 80 DNA Sample Cellular Types0 = Blood 1 = Bone 2 =ComingledBiologicalMaterial3 = Hair 4 = Saliva 5 = Semen6 = Skin 7 = SweatorFingerprint8 = Tissue 9 = Other 10 =Unknown225DRAFT 2
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