Detailed Description

Impression type enumeration

CT - contact CS - contactless FP - fingerprint - an image or impression of the friction ridges of all or any part of a finger or thumb). FR - friction ridge - an image of an impression from the palmar surfaces of the hands or fingers, or from the plantar (sole) surfaces of the feet or toes. IMP - impression - a friction ridge image containing friction ridge detail produced on a surface by pressure. LT - latent - an impression or image of friction ridge skin left on a surface.

  A latent impression is the digital image of the latent impression that was acquired directly from a latent impression, using a flatbed scanner or digital camera.
  Latent tracing is when the digital image is of a drawn tracing of the impression, not the impression itself. The tracing may have been hand or computer-drawn.
  A latent photo means that the digital image was acquired from a paper photograph that had been taken off a latent impression; the paper photograph was then digitized using a flatbed scanner or digital camera.
  A latent lift is a digital image that was acquired from a lift of the latent impression, using a flatbed scanner or digital camera.

LS - livescan MS - multispectral OP - optical PL - plain - a fingerprint image resulting from the touching of one or more fingers to a livescan platen or paper fingerprint card without any rolling motion. RD - rolled - a fingerprint image collected by rolling the finger across a livescan platen or paper fingerprint card from nail to nail. U - unknown V - vertical

palm print - a friction ridge image from the palm (side and underside) of the hand. A full palm print includes the area from the wrist to the tips of the fingers. plantar - the friction ridge skin on the feet (soles and toes).

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

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