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• Start-Up Offers Fingerprint Cellphone Touchpad Sat Feb 21, 2004 03:20 PM ET Printer Friendly |  Email Article |  Purchase for Reprint  .
• LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Atrua Technologies, a start-up backed by some of the top names in technology and telecommunications, on Saturday unveiled its first product, a cellphone touchpad with built-in fingerprint recognition as a security feature. ...
• The same sensor, Atrua said, also acts as a fingerprint reader, increasing the security of wireless transactions and simplifying the sign-in process on secure Web sites. ...

• They have been considered to be the best type of evidence; even better than DNA. ...
• For a while it was found on fingerprint cards.
• Offered to start a fingerprint bureau, but was rejected for anthropometry. ...
• D)    Francis Galton: Carried out extensive research in the area of fingerprints and published the first fingerprint book in 1892. ...
• There can be as many as 150 per fingerprint. ...
• C)    Fingerprint Ridge Patterns.
• Not type lines, deltas or cores (approximate center of pattern).
• They have a core (an approximate center), two type lines (lines that surround the pattern area and diverge at a delta), and one delta (the point where the two type lines diverge).
• Contains a core, type lines, and two deltas. ...
• The original Henry classification system suffered in not being able to accommodate a large number of fingerprint cards. Due to this, and the need to file millions of fingerprint cards at the FBI, a modified Henry system was implemented.
• A)    Primary Classification using the Henry Classification System: The following is the first classification step that allows all fingerprint cards to be divided (not equally) into 1024 groups. ...
• A fingerprint classification requires all 10 fingers and does not identify the individual. ...
• B)     Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems (AFIS):.
• With the advent of computers, fingerprint cards no longer need to be classified according to the Henry System, but rather are simply stored electronically in a searchable database. All that is needed is to identify the general ridge pattern (arch, loop, or whorl), ridge endings, and bifurcation points of a digitized single fingerprint. ...

• Identix BioTouch USB Fingerprint Reader - fingerprint reader   Specifications.
• Scanner type.
• Fingerprint reader.
• Scanner interface type.
• 1 USB Mini-USB Type A Male 1.
• Networking type.
• Type.
•   Contents: Identix BioTouch USB Fingerprint Reader - fingerprint reader .

• The request then completes the transaction, reflecting the information provided by the server in publicKey and fingerprint variables. ...
• fingerprint .
•           The public key fingerprint for the given username.
•           Returns the key fingerprint for the public retrieved from the server.
• fingerprint.
• String fingerprint The public key fingerprint for the given username. ...
• String getFingerprint() Returns the key fingerprint for the public retrieved from the server. Uses lazy initialization of the the fingerprint, as not all uses of this request require the fingerprint. Returns:the fingerprint for the public key retrieced from the server. ...

• Just like the fingerprint pattern, eye iris pattern is unique for each person, and is characterized by the set of features. Actually, iris is much more informative than fingerprint, and therefore person identification by the iris pattern is more simple and reliable. ...
• B/W video camera (practically any type); .
• Multimedia videocard (practically any type) .

• NIST FINGERPRINT DATA INTERCHANGE WORKSHOP.
• On September 22-24, 1998, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in cooperation with the Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) division's Advanced Technologies Unit (ATU) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) sponsored the Fingerprint Data Interchange Workshop. ...
• The purpose for convening the workshop was to review the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard titled "Data Format for the Interchange of Fingerprint Information" (ANSI/NIST-CSL 1-1993). ... As a result of the workshop, two new Type-1 record fields were developed, three additional record types were created, and recommendations for future technology enhancements to the standard were offered. ...
• He emphasized the need for Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) and livescan vendors to work together to capitalize on the use of the fingerprint biometric for both identification and verification applications. He also predicted that in the future, digital signatures including the Digital Signature Standard (DSS), the Rivest-Shamir-Adelman (RSA) algorithm, and elliptical encryption methods would be an important part of the fingerprint capture and identification process. ... Also included are the July 99 online start of the Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification System (IAFIS), and the July 99 online start of the National Crime Information Center-2000 (NCIC-2000) system. ...
• Before discussing specific items relating to the Standard, Tom Roberts of the FBI summarized the history of the development of Fingerprint Data Exchange standards. He presented a short review of the structure and use of the image-based fingerprint standard approved in 1993 and the mugshot addendum approved in 1997. ...
• Speaking for the FBI, Tom Roberts described the Electronic Fingerprint Image Print Server (EFIPS) that is currently used to supply fingerprint cards to the IAFIS. ... The Type-1 and Type-4 records as defined by the standard, have been implemented. ... The user-defined Type-2 record is described and specified by the current FBI Electronic Fingerprint Transmission Specification (EFTS). The Image Quality Specification (IQS) addressing fingerprint imaging equipment components is included as an appendix to the EFTS. ...
• Jack Meagher from New York outlined the state's workload processing priorities and their version of the Type-2 record that contains the FBI's EFTS descriptions for fields. ...
• With the exception of the record length and the IDC fields, the Type-2 record contains all user-defined textual fields and descriptions. ... For example, the UK and Interpol have developed their own Type-2 record implementations tailored for their communities. As a solution to this situation, a proposal was made for the creation of an optional field to indicate the source or domain of the Type-2 implementation. ...

• Agencies that fully implement this specification will be able to capture and transmit biometric data (fingerprint, palm print, facial/mugshot and marks, scars & tattoo images) as well as demographic data in a format compatible with the RCMP NPS, Information and Identification Services Directorate (IISD). ...
• 2 Type-1 Logical Record (Transaction Header Information).
• 3 Type-2 Logical Record (User-Defined Descriptive Text).
• 4 Type-4 Logical Record (High-resolution grayscale Fingerprint Image Data).
• 5 Type-7 Logical Record (User Defined Image Record).
• 6 Type-8 Logical Record (Signature Image Data Record).
• 7 Type-9 Logical Record (Minutiae Data Record).
• 8 Type-10 Logical Record (Facial/Photo and SMT Image Data).
• 9 Type-13 Logical Record (Variable-Resolution Latent Image Record).
• 10 Type-15 Logical Record (Palm Print Data).
• 11 Type-16 Logical Record (Miscellaneous Images).
• 4 WSQ Gray-Scale Fingerprint Image Compression Specification.
• 5 Data Format for the Interchange of Fingerprint Information.
• 8 Fingerprint Section Number, Refugee File Number.
• 11 Character Type (Allowable and Special Character Sets).
• 3 Electronic Fingerprint Capture Device (EFCD).

• 175 of the Revised Code to include additional offenses in criminal background checks of child day-care providers and to make changes to the law governing certification of type B family day-care homes. ... 111 of the Revised Code, a completed form prescribed pursuant to division (C)(1) of this section, and a set of fingerprint impressions obtained in the manner described in division (C)(2) of this section, the superintendent of the bureau of criminal identification and investigation shall conduct a criminal records check in the manner described in division (B) of this section to determine whether any information exists that indicates that the person who is the subject of the request previously has been convicted of or pleaded guilty to any of the following:(a) A violation of section 2903. ... 281 of the Revised Code with respect to an applicant for employment in a direct services position with an entity contracting with a county board for employment, a completed form prescribed pursuant to division (C)(1) of this section, and a set of fingerprint impressions obtained in the manner described in division (C)(2) of this section, the superintendent of the bureau of criminal identification and investigation shall conduct a criminal records check. ... 151 of the Revised Code, a completed form prescribed pursuant to division (C)(1) of this section, and a set of fingerprint impressions obtained in the manner described in division (C)(2) of this section, the superintendent of the bureau of criminal identification and investigation shall conduct a criminal records check with respect to any person who has applied for employment in a position that involves providing direct care to an older adult. ... 881 of the Revised Code with respect to an applicant for employment with a home health agency as a person responsible for the care, custody, or control of a child, a completed form prescribed pursuant to division (C)(1) of this section, and a set of fingerprint impressions obtained in the manner described in division (C)(2) of this section, the superintendent of the bureau of criminal identification and investigation shall conduct a criminal records check. ... 96 of the Revised Code with respect to an applicant for employment with a waiver agency participating in a department of job and family services administered home and community-based waiver program or an independent provider participating in a department administered home and community-based waiver program in a position that involves providing home and community-based waiver services to consumers with disabilities, a completed form prescribed pursuant to division (C)(1) of this section, and a set of fingerprint impressions obtained in the manner described in division (C)(2) of this section, the superintendent of the bureau of criminal identification and investigation shall conduct a criminal records check. ... 881 of the Revised Code with respect to an applicant for employment with a home health agency in a position that involves providing direct care to an older adult, a completed form prescribed pursuant to division (C)(1) of this section, and a set of fingerprint impressions obtained in the manner described in division (C)(2) of this section, the superintendent of the bureau of criminal identification and investigation shall conduct a criminal records check. ... 013 of the Revised Code for a person who is an owner, licensee, or administrator of a child day-care center or type A family day-care home or an authorized provider of a certified type B family day-care home, the superintendent, in addition to the determination made under division (A)(1) of this section, shall determine whether any information exists that indicates that the person has been convicted of or pleaded guilty to any of the following:(a) A violation of section 2913. ... (10) Not later than thirty days after the date the superintendent receives the request, completed form, and fingerprint impressions, the superintendent shall send the person, board, or entity that made the request any information, other than information the dissemination of which is prohibited by federal law, the superintendent determines exists with respect to the person who is the subject of the request that indicates that the person previously has been convicted of or pleaded guilty to any offense listed or described in division (A)(1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), or (8), or (9) of this section, as appropriate. ... (2) The superintendent shall prescribe standard impression sheets to obtain the fingerprint impressions of any person for whom a criminal records check is required by section 173. ... Any person for whom a records check is required by any of those sections shall obtain the fingerprint impressions at a county sheriff's office, municipal police department, or any other entity with the ability to make fingerprint impressions on the standard impression sheets prescribed by the superintendent.
• of the Revised Code governing the operation of type A family day-care homes, including, but not limited to, parent cooperative type A homes, part-time type A homes, drop-in type A homes, and school child type A homes, which shall reflect the various forms of child day-care and the needs of children receiving child day-care. The rules shall include the following:(1) Submission of a site plan and descriptive plan of operation to demonstrate how the type A home proposes to meet the requirements of this chapter and rules adopted pursuant to this chapter for the initial license application;(2) Standards for ensuring that the physical surroundings of the type A home are safe and sanitary, including, but not limited to, the physical environment, the physical plant, and the equipment of the type A home;(3) Standards for the supervision, care, and discipline of children receiving child day-care or publicly funded child day-care in the type A home;(4) Standards for a program of activities, and for play equipment, materials, and supplies, to enhance the development of each child; however, any educational curricula, philosophies, and methodologies that are developmentally appropriate and that enhance the social, emotional, intellectual, and physical development of each child shall be permissible;(5) Admissions policies and procedures, health care policies and procedures, including, but not limited to, procedures for the isolation of children with communicable diseases, first aid and emergency procedures, procedures for discipline and supervision of children, standards for the provision of nutritious meals and snacks, and procedures for screening children and employees, including, but not limited to, any necessary physical examinations and immunizations;(6) Methods for encouraging parental participation in the type A home and methods for ensuring that the rights of children, parents, and employees are protected and that the responsibilities of parents and employees are met;(7) Procedures for ensuring the safety and adequate supervision of children traveling off the premises of the type A home while under the care of a type A home employee;(8) Procedures for record keeping, organization, and administration;(9) Procedures for issuing, renewing, denying, and revoking a license that are not otherwise provided for in Chapter 119. of the Revised Code;(10) Inspection procedures;(11) Procedures and standards for setting initial and renewal license application fees;(12) Procedures for receiving, recording, and responding to complaints about type A homes;(13) Procedures for enforcing section 5104. 04 of the Revised Code;(14) A standard requiring the inclusion, on or after July 1, 1987, of a current department of job and family services toll-free telephone number on each type A home provisional license or license which any person may use to report a suspected violation by the type A home of this chapter or rules adopted pursuant this chapter; (15) Requirements for the training of administrators and child-care staff members in first aid, in prevention, recognition, and management of communicable diseases, and in child abuse recognition and prevention;(16) Procedures to be used by licensees for checking the references of potential employees of type A homes and procedures to be used by the director for checking the references of applicants for licenses to operate type A homes;(17) Standards providing for the special needs of children who are handicapped or who require treatment for health conditions while the child is receiving child day-care or publicly funded child day-care in the type A home;(18) Standards for the maximum number of children per child-care staff member;(19) Requirements for the amount of usable indoor floor space for each child;(20) Requirements for safe outdoor play space;(21) Qualifications and training requirements for administrators and for child-care staff members;(22) Procedures for granting a parent who is the residential parent and legal custodian, or a custodian or guardian access to the type A home during its hours of operation;(23) Standards for the preparation and distribution of a roster of parents, custodians, and guardians;(24) Any other procedures and standards necessary to carry out this chapter. ... of the Revised Code governing the certification of type B family day-care homes. (1) The rules shall include procedures, standards, and other necessary provisions for granting limited certification to type B family day-care homes that are operated by the following adult providers:(a) Persons who provide child day-care for eligible children who are great-grandchildren, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, or siblings of the provider or for eligible children whose caretaker parent is a grandchild, child, niece, nephew, or sibling of the provider;(b) Persons who provide child day-care for eligible children all of whom are the children of the same caretaker parent. The rules shall require, and shall include procedures for the director to ensure, that type B family day-care homes that receive a limited certification provide child day-care to children in a safe and sanitary manner. ... (2) The rules shall provide for safeguarding the health, safety, and welfare of children receiving child day-care or publicly funded child day-care in a certified type B home and shall include the following:(a) Standards for ensuring that the type B home and the physical surroundings of the type B home are safe and sanitary, including, but not limited to, physical environment, physical plant, and equipment;(b) Standards for the supervision, care, and discipline of children receiving child day-care or publicly funded child day-care in the home;(c) Standards for a program of activities, and for play equipment, materials, and supplies to enhance the development of each child; however, any educational curricula, philosophies, and methodologies that are developmentally appropriate and that enhance the social, emotional, intellectual, and physical development of each child shall be permissible;(d) Admission policies and procedures, health care, first aid and emergency procedures, procedures for the care of sick children, procedures for discipline and supervision of children, nutritional standards, and procedures for screening children and authorized providers, including, but not limited to, any necessary physical examinations and immunizations;(e) Methods of encouraging parental participation and ensuring that the rights of children, parents, and authorized providers are protected and the responsibilities of parents and authorized providers are met;(f) Standards for the safe transport of children when under the care of authorized providers;(g) Procedures for issuing, renewing, denying, refusing to renew, or revoking certificates;(h) Procedures for the inspection of type B family day-care homes that require, at a minimum, that each type B family day-care home be inspected prior to certification to ensure that the home is safe and sanitary;(i) Procedures for record keeping and evaluation;(j) Procedures for receiving, recording, and responding to complaints;(k) Standards providing for the special needs of children who are handicapped or who receive treatment for health conditions while the child is receiving child day-care or publicly funded child day-care in the type B home;(l) Requirements for the amount of usable indoor floor space for each child;(m) Requirements for safe outdoor play space;(n) Qualification and training requirements for authorized providers;(o) Procedures for granting a parent who is the residential parent and legal custodian, or a custodian or guardian access to the type B home during its hours of operation;(p) Any other procedures and standards necessary to carry out this chapter. ... (J)(1) The director of job and family services shall do all of the following:(a) Send to each licensee notice of proposed rules governing the licensure of child day-care centers and type A homes;(b) Give public notice of hearings regarding the rules to each licensee at least thirty days prior to the date of the public hearing, in accordance with section 119. ... (2) The director shall do all of the following:(a) Send to each county director of job and family services a notice of proposed rules governing the certification of type B family homes and in-home aides that includes an internet web site address where the proposed rules can be viewed;(b) Give public notice of hearings regarding the proposed rules not less than thirty days in advance;(c) Provide to each county director of job and family services an electronic copy of each adopted rule prior to the rule's effective date. ...   (A)(1) The director of job and family services, as part of the process of licensure of child day-care centers and type A family day-care homes, shall request the superintendent of the bureau of criminal identification and investigation to conduct a criminal records check with respect to the following persons:(a) Any owner, licensee, or administrator of a child day-care center;(b) Any owner, licensee, or administrator of a type A family day-care home and any person eighteen years of age or older who resides in a type A family day-care home.

• Ethentica Ethenticator MS 3000 - Fingerprint reader - 403 x 403 dpi - PC Card .
• The Ethenticator's unique ability to grant access to networks and protected websites without having to remember or type passwords makes it a lifesaver while you're on the road with a thousand other things on your mind. ...
• Carry the Ethenticator MS 3000 all the time! With its pop-out patent pending fingerprint sensor, the Ethenticator is truly portable - self-contained within the standard Type II PC card. ...
• Supported Media Type - None.
• Package Type - Retail.
• Interface Type - PC Card.
• Device Type - Fingerprint reader / portable.

• Remember: to sign a key you should type PGP -ka <keyfile. ...
• net (type "add" in the subject field) or use the web interface: http://www. ...
• Type Bits/KeyID Date User ID pub 1024/3AF9DA09 1997/10/11 lnoferin@cybervalley. org Key fingerprint = 88 49 E0 AC FE E8 13 90 1C 99 DF 99 A6 0A D3 B8 -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2. ... mQCNAzQ/oiQAAAEEAMXOul6k7/Unj8UusNiRkgmz7aoVuWVQsGnjiQpUkQMf5AUs qjckxWpFXwOl32TJ5ltGJbh8LEw5c9/JiUw9LfUsp8+wi2e7R1/OH/iSzX6VLnLq 4Hz+pC/xZBHUPXgf0TLi/W7Gv81vBCw+St4TxYakbmDVR0xFbRIYymw6+doJAAUR tBhsbm9mZXJpbkBjeWJlcnZhbGxleS5vcme0F2xlYW5kcm9AY3liZXJ2YWxsZXku b3JntBBMZWFuZHJvIE5vZmVyaW5p =mXbv -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Type Bits/KeyID Date User ID pub 1024/2EB7F501 1995/04/19 putro@rete039. it Key fingerprint = 6B 64 D0 B9 BA CA EB C2 4D 3A 5B 25 A1 5B 86 A7 -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2. ... 3 too mQCNAi+Ut4UAAAEEALeOEzRYAb+PChfrAujDFpPz8GyhnzcTstzWzOISTSbPkpEE u+wV08B2g0dCq8oP5fCU5LntYPhmmKoyObvRCX0hpiukyAcQyV+5jthQunrVHKXb qx8cLRJlr0pPnwsnpktcBo9J85sT7mcC6ltk/TeY9UaG/JJZznTewokut/UBAAUT tBxwdXRybyA8cHV0cm9AZnJlZW5ldC5odXQuZmk+tBBwdXRyb0ByZXRlMDM5Lml0 tAVwdXRyb4kAlQIFEDMGiCN03sKJLrf1AQEBxE4D/09WkY45U02pg0n1tF8lYg14 7WbPs18CQPKtaPLW85VXPYkSfbuEwQwsmuYLJ3lZhFIf4wVEpdtGQKJ6qBJxNp50 cv4OU+EHEgBxglRoIoiI+VInLrtTPOmAnBcH/1XmzYF4eM/WPmX6ol8uiXQdPHkL gG8FvF0o6AFC+doa02gn =08pn -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Type Bits/KeyID Date User ID pub 1024/50335EB1 1995/07/23 T. ... org> Key fingerprint = 82 90 B8 CB CD 47 10 56 36 58 0B 69 61 23 FD F2 -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2. ... x compatible mQCNAjASGwoAAAEEALj0k/Tb5K11A4cPE94xTTj/P3wKYopDrfytqpou1gBBa2dE PpW+QSdOhkm7jC26WCvW4jk2Bj3AD6nr4PO+iVDm4N4HBkoaG821+BdZzQAAGZBp LzNBiGcIbW1BNbZCsYth99Icweu3uoousFKUEPE5MWG5En+AVVOgPiNQM16xAAUR tEdULkguRS4gV2FscnVzIDx3YWxydXNAZWNuLm9yZz4gPHRoZXdhbHJ1QGZyZWVu ZXQuaHV0LmZpPiA8NjU6MTEwMC81LjE2Pg== =wcRO -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Type Bits/KeyID Date User ID pub 1024/FC282B5B 1998/03/16 Simone S. ... it> Key fingerprint = 8E 8D 0F CB 81 64 D9 3A 8F 73 60 84 E8 FE D9 EA -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: PGPfreeware 5. ... 3i for non-commercial use mQCNAzUNM4QAAAEEAN47EmAsBhoyJkKYUS9aZZwC4Yn3y2lq3gKsOprfDkmZWfCf ZX6GxXslAitNPtkJUdasrejcr4MVDJ/olLw02XxE8qqJKI9PNu0ocaDUJ0B70qYu mZUi0m8QWnujn0T+4qQuIhHdZTzL06lbStsuJAM0AtFU/XAnRjYFge38KCtbAAUR tB1TaW1vbmUgUy4gPHRhYnVsYXJhc2FAaW9sLml0PokAlQMFEDUNM4Q2BYHt/Cgr WwEB/CoEAKO7t0Cyhh27/d1OmpliOzrMa+Sy7Z6XyYPnA1lMTnEWmRPfrSUtC2ZQ wUH9YujUjiDe9fNixqmN/FRtJrficCfIsY9X2zI3wEt7cEAGnHtXPlO5oz9/e/+O FjGj69DxwG+aJAOKZY1xfX1np+Dqg51npK2TGgWMNJ+Ith4RsKD6tCZTaW1vbmUg Uy4gPHNpbW9uZS5zaWx2ZXN0cm9uaUB1c2EubmV0PokAlQMFEDVYBzs2BYHt/Cgr WwEBUIkEANRaGTZUK1nkg4L0XIPJzLddRUNkACIkT8x3DrC/Bo5osvN1XKBFOwLw T+u4HLFjs88hd8h2X11T3KoPeKCCzbMfnTIs5ym+8H3NZjHK4E4DTlD4OnNr9O5q CS95arEx7jp2nEjQ6QOeqJOWV82sjGk1x7mfxM/EymggFtb+b3Aa =lSwR -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Type Bits/KeyID Date User ID pub 1024/7FA724FD 1996/06/12 Mackley <mackley@thePentagon. com> Key fingerprint = 6A 9F 72 BF 40 A7 EA 81 68 0F 0C 08 82 2C D3 D7 -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: PGP for Personal Privacy 5. ... 3 Comment: Export of this software is restricted by the US government mQCNAzG+gusAAAEEAMRWXN65aIVovJW6Mmie5vVh/tXGgbdXgiLctJnH4Il8DgAg Ftyda8ihVTqfgnPkV34Qt5xOa3zHyMOuDEVbKr6hUITo0pgKpDSnfzGDpUhL9JlR GQs+Z/S7jBEIvWUa40faK4HcqE+LhZC8CcoxzKewYNpB14bswc/Plq1/pyT9AAUR tCFNYWNrbGV5IDxtYWNrbGV5QHRoZVBlbnRhZ29uLmNvbT6JAJUDBRA1Wi9Oz8+W rX+nJP0BAbiKA/95OGW0cFtzCCkpOvCGZ4nqUBC5cwzpg+CYdR9qCSLBaDJVYut2 ThkI6Qvj4DaV2oQxr6cKzy3MNqfZ0hqRtCzEJQhjLEhrFj/15psV+MY775wLBoLd 6FOUY17uco3BYgvnD2b4LKXK7qdWfbF5E9cN2lpAlmAPLSHcrw/f67LHk7QcbWFj a2xleSA8bWFja2xleUBsaW5rbmV0Lml0PokAlQMFEDG+guzPz5atf6ck/QEB2KMD /R9asPsfJMItCxWTEUTxWDe6et3sQEzslyMcARb5E01pTV71HkQrTMny4KldQoQJ qwLh1Qe/Z3M2Wf/l79HD4RV0sJj5gk3htV8Q9C9HyjLC+0zviTzMUghvyEPM3MGb c2xN7yLqkQ25/hZ2Rkz+4nunHZ1Qnuk0K8mSwtzdi+iO =o9l+ -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Type Bits/KeyID Date User ID pub 1024/B33E53E1 1996/12/09 And Bov <andrea@pc10.

• MedicineNet Home > MedTerms medical dictionary A-Z List > Corneal dystrophy, map-dot-fingerprint type.
• Corneal dystrophy, map-dot-fingerprint type: A disorder in which the cornea (the normally clear front window of the eye) shows geographic map-like lines, dots (or microcysts), and grayish fingerprint lines on examination with a slit-lamp, a device that focuses a high intensity light beam as a slit while the examiner looks at the front of the eye through a magnifying scope.

• Data Format for the Interchange of Fingerprint Information.
• Also Known As: 1-1993 Fingerprint Format .
• Type.
• FBI Fingerprint Format.
• Use to interchange fingerprint data between agencies and to process transactions involving fingerprint data. ...
• 1-1993 actually defines a data stream to be used for defining a transmission protocol for processing and exchanging fingerprint data. ...
• Data Format for the Interchange of Fingerprint Information is a standardized data format for the exchange of human fingerprint information in the form of electronic images. Storing fingerprints as digital information greatly enhances the ability of law enforcement agencies to compare and exchange fingerprint data. ...
• Digital fingerprint information is typically collected using an Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS). ... They are also routinely exchanged between law enforcement and security agencies, and any organizations participating in the National Fingerprint File (NFF) program. ...
• When a search is performed, the AFIS system compares a set of one or more fingerprints against its master database of fingerprint data. ... It is expected that by the year 2000 75% of all fingerprint transactions will be conducted electronically rather than by mail. ...
• A proper name such as "Fingerprint Interchange Format" is never given. ...
• A 1-1993 file may contain up to nine different types of logical records (Table Fingerprint-1). Type-1, Type-2, and Type-9 records contain only 7-bit ASCII data. Type-3 through Type-8 records contain only binary data. ...

• Application Notes for Fingerprint Processing using the A336 Fingerprint and Image Compression Digital Signal Processors DSP Chip.
• Fingerprint capture .
• Oxford Micro Devices' A336FP Video DSP Chip has many unique capabilities that make it ideal for building very fast, low power, low cost, compact, embedded and autonomous fingerprint capture and verification devices. Please contact us for additional information about fingerprint processing using our A336 Chip.
• The development of stand-alone, embedded or autonomous fingerprint capture and verification devices, i. ... , devices where no PC is present, is becoming popular as a result of the development or reduced-cost fingerprint sensors. However, the use of fingerprint devices in mass-market applications, rather than being connected to a PC and being used by a person with significant technical expertise, is untested. ...
• The A336 uniquely enables you to protect your investment by developing fingerprint products that are "future safe". We do this by giving you the high processing power that is required to implement a system response time that is nearly instantaneous, even when a fingerprint rescan is required, and even as larger area and higher resolution fingerprint image sensors are developed. ...
• , the mass market, become comfortable with fingerprint technology and desire to use it in a multitude of applications -- expanding the market.
• The use of larger area sensors, including sensors that capture a fingerprint in a single touch as well as sensors that capture a rolled fingerprint, increase the amount of the fingerprint that is captured. Non-contact systems that do not even require that a fingerprint sensor be touched can also be developed. ...
• The use of higher resolution (more pixels per inch) fingerprint sensors is desirable in many consumer applications where children, whose fingerprints are much smaller than adults', will be using the system. This requirement is significantly different from current fingerprint applications such as accessing a PC where only adults, with their large fingers, are involved.
• Non-contact fingerprint scanners.
• Here are some of the many ways the A336 Chip helps you build small, low cost, very fast, embedded fingerprint systems:.

• Fingerprint Peripherals.
• Fingerprint sensors.
• SecuGen® Fingerprint Sensors.
• Robust design, proven performance and affordability make SecuGen® sensors the best choice for the most demanding fingerprint recognition applications.
• Type.
• The FDA02 and FDU02 fingerprint recognition sensors now feature second-generation optic modules that work even better with dry and difficult-to-use fingerprints, such as worn and aged skin, thanks to a higher signal-to-noise ratio compared to earlier modules.
• At the heart of all SecuGen fingerprint sensors is a patented optical module, featuring a virtually indestructible prism sensor. ...
• SecuGen designs, develops and produces its own fingerprint sensors. ...

• However, fingerprints represent merely one type of biometric, a physical characteristic that can distinguish one person from another. ...
• Traditionally, highly trained specialists did this fingerprint work manually. Now, the typical biometric fingerprint system automatically reads a person's fingerprints with a video camera, converts the fingerprint images into computer data, and searches the fingerprint file for similar prints, which the system stores digitally as electronic data. ...
• Experience shows, however, that this type of security remains weak, and fraudulent use of cards, checks, and driver's licenses costs businesses millions of dollars each year. In contrast, with a biometric ATM system, the bank could put a person's fingerprint data or another biometric on the magnetic strip on the back of an ATM card when the person first applies for it. To use the card, the owner would place it in a cash machine and put a finger on the machine, which would read the print, convert it into numbers, and compare it with the fingerprint data on the card. ...
• Depending on their needs, agencies must select the right type of system. ...
• Most biometric fingerprint systems work by finding the breaks and forks, also called minutiae, in the fingerprint ridges and converting information about their position into a series of numbers, like coordinates on a map. ...
• CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATIONIn 1978, Minnesota became the first state to install an automated biometric fingerprint identification system. ...
• Paul police, and a local company plan to test a portable fingerprint reader that law enforcement can use in or near their vehicles to learn on the spot whether a suspect is on the national wanted list. The devices cost about $2,500 to $4,000, with additional costs to upgrade police radio or telephone systems to accommodate the fingerprint readers; federal funds may help agencies pay for the equipment. ...
• In addition, a recent breakthrough in technology will further reduce prices and extend the range of fingerprint verification. (FN20) Most fingerprint scanners have a small video camera to capture an image of the fingerprint. But soon a single computer chip will hold fingerprint scanners at an expected cost of $40 or less. Users will simply put their finger on the chip itself to scan the fingerprint into the computer. ... With a fingerprint chip on the handle and a small computer inside, (FN21) the "smart gun" relies on this technology. The owner of the gun would touch the fingerprint sensor to activate the gun; no one else could use it. ...

• UniFingerTM SFM1000-FC is a high performance stand-alone fingerprint module ideal for embedded system application where biometric security is needed. ...
• - Sweeping-type thermal fingerprint sensor.
• - On-the-fly fingerprint image reconstruction.

• txt) as fingerprint data .
• Before running the script, you should create an appropriate fingerprint .
• type experiment in BioNumerics. ...
• of the fingerprint type and *before* import, you should create a .
• Import of molecular size tables as fingerprint type; "option 2"). ...
• They will all be imported to the same fingerprint file in BioNumerics. ...
• - The fingerprint type to which the imported data should belong .
• - The name of the fingerprint file where the data should be stored in BN. ...
• After creating a new sequence type,you can choose 'File|import experiment data' and then choose for the format you want to import. ...
• Friday, August 23, 2002 - 01:20 pm Q) We have a problem with a particular experiment type in a BioNumerics database onsite. We are unable to open the experiment type (a fingerprint experiment) for editing. ... highlighting then pressing 'enter', will open the experiment to display the fingerprint type window. ...
• The window for this Fingerprint type may have been positioned almost outside the visible screen, so that you don't see it, even if it appears. ...
• Double click on the Fingerprint type and then look if the caption of the main window becomes gray (i. ... If so, and in case you cannot find any corner of the Fingerprint type window on the screen, simply erase the file REG. ...
• The Bioinformatics section is investigating this problem, but we would like to hear from any users who have successfully submitted images of this type. ...

• NETWORK TYPE.
•    1)FINGERPRINT.
•    2)FINGERPRINT .
•   ¦ User Registration : Standard 700 user's fingerprint up to .
• Fingerprint recognition level : 0-9(10steps).
•     On fingerprint system, added function of Keypad, Card reader.
•   ¦ Most suitable type for Common enterance door .
•     1) Video Phone + FINGERPRINT.
• PASS LOCK ( One Touch Type ).
•     On touch door lock system with fingerprint .
•   ¦ Register or delete for fingerprint and card Data Base in the controller.
• Aluminum Frame Type.
• Aluminum Case Type.
• Combination type.
• Separation type.
• Off-Line type.

• message digest - a person's fingerprint. Fingerprints can also (magically) be made of any type of object. ...
• digital signature - an object's fingerprint locked in a small trunk with special lock using key "B". ... The object's authenticity can be verified by anyone with a copy of key "A" by unlocking the trunk and confirming that the object's fingerprint agrees with the one that was locked in the trunk. ...

• Ethentica Ethenticator MS 3000 - Fingerprint reader - 403 x 403 dpi - PC Card .
• Slot(s) Required - 1 x PC Card - type II.
• Package Type - Retail.
• Type - Fingerprint reader.
• Type - None.
• Type - None.
• Power Supply / Device Type - None.
• Media Load Type - None.
• Controller Interface Type - None.
• Input Type - None.
• Supported Media Type - None.

• Biomarkers - the Pollution Fingerprint Environmental managers require analytical data on a broad range of organic and inorganic contaminants to evaluate and balance demands on Australia's coastal waters. ...
• The ability to trace sources of hydrocarbons and distinguish between sources is an invaluable tool for improving management of stormwater systems and controlling the amount and type of hydrocarbons entering the marine system. ...
• Biomarkers - the Pollution Fingerprint Home Page .

• Electronic Fingerprint Transmission Specification .
• FOR TYPE-2 LOGICAL RECORDS .
•      Some Type-2 elements have their origins as contributor-supplied data. ...
•      The following list gives those Type-2 elements which the FBI treats as being user-defined: ATN, SCO, OCA, SID, OCP, EAD, RES, CRI, IMA, TAA. ...
• 077 - CANCEL FINGERPRINT SEARCH. ...
• In criminal transactions, the CRI will usually refer to the booking station that has submitted the subject’s fingerprint card or photo to be transmitted through the CTA to the FBI. ...
• It will include information concerning the case and it must include the offense type. ...
• The code also indicates the type of fingerprint card on which the Date of Arrest was contained. ...
• This field is used for latent submissions and remote searches and contains the fingerprint position code of the latent print(s) submitted. ...
• For remote latent searches, if multiple fingerprint images are included in one search, finger position is mandatory for all images. ...
• 072 - FINGERPRINT IMAGE(S) UPDATED. This alphanumeric field contains the finger positions that were updated in the FBI’s Fingerprint Image Master File as a result of an electronic request to update fingerprint images. ...
• This numeric field is used in transactions involving a request for fingerprint image information. ... For transactions which allow only the ten rolled fingerprint images, when all ten images are desired, list each one separately, as 01 02. ...
• 033 - NCIC FINGERPRINT CLASSIFICATION. If available, the NCIC fingerprint classification will be returned in the FBI’s responses to latent submissions. ...

• Fingerprint Functions .
• Since Oracle doesn't transparently handle returned types, the developer must be aware of the string type returned from a function. ...
• fsmi2cansmi ( smiles IN VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB, type IN NUMBER ) => VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB .
• fsmi2cansmi ( smiles IN VARCHAR2, type IN NUMBER ) => VARCHAR2 function ddpackage. fsmi2cansmi ( smiles IN CLOB, type IN NUMBER ) => CLOB .
• In general, Daycart functions which return strings will return the same string type which was passed into the function as the 'key' string parameter. In the above example, it is obvious that since the smiles input argument is being operated on, that the type returned should match the input smiles type. ...
• This is the data being operated on in the function and hence is the input string type which determines the returned type. ...
• Takes an input parameter, which is the license type to check. ...
• 'default_fpsize={nbits}' - Sets the default number of bits for all fingerprint operations. ...
• fsmi2cansmi ( smiles IN VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB, type IN NUMBER ) => VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB operator smi2cansmi ( smiles IN VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB, type IN NUMBER ) => VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB .
• Type is either 0 or 1, for unique or absolute SMILES, respectively. ...
• fsmi2xsmi ( smiles IN VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB, type IN NUMBER, explicit IN NUMBER ) => VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB operator smi2xsmi ( smiles IN VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB, type IN NUMBER, explicit IN NUMBER ) => VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB .
• Type is either 0 or 1, for unique or absolute SMILES, respectively. ...
• fvcs_desalt( smiles IN VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB, type IN NUMBER, class IN NUMBER(7,0) ) => VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB operator vcs_desalt( smiles IN VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB, type IN NUMBER, class IN NUMBER(7,0) ) => VARCHAR2_OR_CLOB .
• Type is either 0 or 1, for unique or absolute SMILES, respectively. ...

•  When we also include the sciences supporting fingerprint development or enhancement techniques, we would add chemistry, physics, photography, and computer sciences. ...
•  This type of print needs some kind of powder, chemical, or electronic processing, or enhancement, to make the latent print visible. ...
•  And that these latent prints need some type of powder, chemical, or electronic processing to make the latent print visible. ...
•  Some of those factors are:  surface type (porous or non--porous), conditions of the surface (i. ... dirty, greasy, oily), constituents of the latent print (when known), any known environmental conditions to which the evidence has been subjected (has the item been wet), personal preference, processes available, and the type of case and workload (or how much time and effort can be expended). ...
• Most of the fingerprint references expound the various techniques useful to develop latent prints. ...  Fifteen years ago, the item would probably have been processed with either black, silver, or magnetic fingerprint powder, depending on the technician's preference and departmental supply. ...
•  Some of these factors may see change in the years to come, but none of them should ever be allowed to diminish the value of a fingerprint identification. ...
• , Scott's Fingerprint Mechanics, C. ...
• , The Expert Fingerprint Witness, U. ...
• , Scott's Fingerprint Mechanics, Thomas, Springfield, 1978, p 27. ...
• , Scott's Fingerprint Mechanics, Thomas, Springfield, 1978, pg 436. ...
• Southern California Association of Fingerprint Officers.

• Fingerprint Recognition Module.
• FDP02 is a fingerprint recognition module retaining the function of parallel interface. ...
• Inteface Type.
• Fingerprint Sensor.
• - pass-through function for operation of fingerprint recognition and external peripherals( Printer, Zip Driver, Scanner etc. ...
• - Fingerprint input device for ATM.
• - Fingerprint recognition device for PCl.
• Fingerprint Recognition Module .
• FDU01 is a fingerprint recognition module retaining the function of USB interface.
• Inteface Type.
• Fingerprint Sensor.
• - Fingerprint input device for ATM.
• - Fingerprint recognition device for PCl.
• Fingerprint Recognition Module .
• The FDA01 (Stand-alone with built-in CPU) is independent fingerprint recognition module composed of an optical sensor and a processing board. ...
• Fingerprint Sensor.

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