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A detailing of the metadata for an image of a fingerprint
biom:FingerImpressionImageDetail holds other objects.
biom:FingerImpressionImageDetail can hold any of these following objects, starting with the most specific and becoming more generic as you move down the list:
A kind of impression capture by which a fingerprint image information was obtained
Holds numbers.
A kind of impression capture by which friction ridge image information was obtained
Holds numbers.
A method used to capture a friction ridge impression. Conforms to ITL 2015.
Holds numbers.
A technology used to capture friction ridge data
Holds code table entries.
An element for basic finger positions and slap captures, standardly used for tenprint exemplar capture
Holds code table entries.
A set of information required when finger position code is "19" complete friction ridge exemplars
Holds other objects.
A missing finger in a fingerprint image
Holds other objects.
A fingerprint image segment position square
Holds other objects.
A quality measure of a fingerprint, as defined by NIST
Holds other objects.
A fingerprint image quality
Holds other objects.
A measure of accuracy of a slap print segmentation
Holds other objects.
An index identifier to reference a set of prints captured simultaneously on adjacent platens.
Holds numbers.
True if the image was formed by stitching together separately captured images; false otherwise.
Holds true/false values.
An optional field. This field is particularly useful if the image contained in this record is of an injury or latent image on a person. However, its use is not limited to such circumstances. Note that Field 10.041: SMT size or size of injury
Holds other objects.
An optional field states the method used for determining the pixel density of the image.
Holds other objects.
A fingerprint image segment position polygon
Holds other objects.
An optional field allows the user to state whether a ruler or other known scale is present in the image.
Holds other objects.
A standard fingerprint form number
Holds text.
A set of criteria under which the fingerprint image was captured
Holds numbers.
A height of an image in pixels.
Holds numbers.
A physical location where an image is stored.
Holds other objects.
A width of an image in pixels.
Holds numbers.
Additional information about an image.
Holds other objects that describe extra information, often from other domains.
Additional information about an image.
Holds other objects that describe extra information, often from other domains.
Additional information about an image
Holds other objects that describe extra information, often from other domains.
An identifier that references a binary object.
Holds text.
A kind of object that has been encoded.
Holds text.
A kind of binary object.
Holds code table entries.
A hash value representing an object encoded in a binary format.
Holds other objects.
A physical location of a binary object.
Holds other objects.
True if a binary is available; false if it is not.
Holds true/false values.
A base64 binary encoding of data.
Holds binary data in text form.
A hexadecimal binary encoding of data.
Holds binary data in text form.
A UTF8 binary encoding of data.
Holds text.
A date on which a binary object is captured or created.
Holds other objects.
An entity which captured or created a binary object.
Holds other objects.
A description of a binary object.
Holds text.
A file format or content type of a binary object.
Holds text.
A name of a standard or protocol used to classify binary content.
Holds text.
A URL or file reference of a binary object.
Holds text.
A size of a binary object in kilobytes.
Holds numbers.
Additional information about a binary.
Holds other objects that describe extra information, often from other domains.