EBTS Version 9.3 Final (Revised) – December 9, 2011 New
A revised version of EBTS 9.3 is now available to the public in PDF format with or without tracked changes. The main focus of the 9.3 release is to implement the preliminary technical changes necessary for FBI/CJIS to execute NGI Increment 3 “Investigative Friction Ridge Services.” Please reference the change history within the document for the detailed list of updates in this version.
– EBTS Version 9.3 Clean Edition (Revised) (pdf)
– EBTS Version 9.3 Redline Edition (Revised) (pdf)
ULW v6.0 Software now available – August 8, 2011
The FBI CJIS Division is pleased to announce the release of the Universal Latent Workstation (ULW) 2011 Software. The ULW is the new generation of interoperable and interactive software for latent print examiners. This tool represents the next step on the road to total standards-based workstations providing users the ability to search various Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems and the FBI's IAFIS with a single encoding. Latent Print Services
EBTS Compliance Checker updated for EBTS Version 9.2
EBTS Version 9.1 XML IEPD Final as of June 18, 2010
– EBTS Version 9.1 XML (zip file) No plans for a new release until EBTS Version 9.3.
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ANSI/NIST-ITL 1-2011 – November 28, 2011 New
Please click here for the new biometric standards document.
Palmprint /Supplemental Guide – July 2011
Tentatively scheduled for 2014, the FBI will implement its palmprint and supplemental print searching capabilities as part of the Next Generation Identification (NGI) effort. When printing and submitting palmprints/supplementals to the FBI, please review the “Guidelines for Capturing Palmprints and Supplementals” as this will increase searching accuracies.
Click here to view the “Guidelines for Capturing Palmprints and Supplementals.”
Facial Identification Scientific Working Group (FISWG)
Facial Image Analysis Training and One to One Facial Comparison Overview documents are approved and online. Facial Recognition System Guidelines and Glossary were recently approved and will be online soon. A draft facial image capture document was recently approved for release for public comment and will be online soon.
Click here to go to FISWG site for more.
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