Data on the interexaminer variation of minutia markup on latent fingerprints.
The data in this article supports the research paper entitled "Interexaminer variation of minutia markup on latent fingerprints" [1]. The data in this article describes the variability in minutia markup during both analysis of the latents and comparison between latents and exemplars. The data was collected in the "White Box Latent Print Examiner Study," in which each of 170 volunteer latent print examiners provided detailed markup documenting their examinations of latent-exemplar pairs of prints randomly assigned from a pool of 320 pairs. Each examiner examined 22 latent-exemplar pairs; an average of 12 examiners marked each latent.
Noblis, Falls Church, VA, USA.
Bradford T
BT
Ulery
Noblis, Falls Church, VA, USA.
R Austin
RA
Hicklin
Latent Print Support Unit, Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratory Division, Quantico, VA, USA.
Maria Antonia
MA
Roberts
Counterterrorism and Forensic Science Research Unit, Federal Bureau of Investigation Laboratory Division, Quantico, VA, USA.
JoAnn
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Buscaglia
ACE-V; Biometrics; Fingermark; Latent fingerprint examination; Repeatability; Reproducibility