Deck 7: Biometrics: Livescan and Afis

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Define biometrics.
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List three examples of forensic biometrics.
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fingerprints are the most common biometric used for criminal identification around the world today.
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What are the two main purposes of AFIS as a law enforcement tool?
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How does a livescan fingerprint image appear on the computer monitor?
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What is the most crucial step for successfully utilizing AFIS technology?
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List the seven advantages to livescan prints.
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What technological advancement led to the development of the AFIS?
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What features of a computer make it suitable for the search and storage of tenprint cards?
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What is the name of the FBI's criminal fingerprint database, and what was it formerly called?
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Which city in the United States was the first jurisdiction to use the AFIS computer on a routine basis?
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What functions does AFIS perform when an individual is arrested?
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Why does the AFIS computer search a database of tenprint records from other arrests?
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a computer performs a feature extraction algorithm in order to pick out minutiae in a fingerprint.
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How does a latent print examiner enter a latent print into the AFIS database, and what information is recorded?
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How is a latent print searched in the AFIS database?
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What are candidate fingerprints?
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the AFIS computer makes the final determination as to whether or not a latent print is a "match" to a candidate fingerprint.
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What are the possible future technological advances that will improve AFIS systems?
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What are some concerns with the increasing database sizes and improving algorithms?
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What are some ways AFIS searches can be made more efficient?
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Deck 7: Biometrics: Livescan and Afis
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Define biometrics.
a. "Biometrics" comes from the root words "bio" meeting life and "metric" meaning measure
b. Refers to using unique biological measurements or features to identify individuals
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List three examples of forensic biometrics.
a. Handwriting
b. Odontology
c. Anthropology
d. Fingerprints
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fingerprints are the most common biometric used for criminal identification around the world today.
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What are the two main purposes of AFIS as a law enforcement tool?
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How does a livescan fingerprint image appear on the computer monitor?
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What is the most crucial step for successfully utilizing AFIS technology?
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List the seven advantages to livescan prints.
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What technological advancement led to the development of the AFIS?
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What features of a computer make it suitable for the search and storage of tenprint cards?
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What is the name of the FBI's criminal fingerprint database, and what was it formerly called?
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Which city in the United States was the first jurisdiction to use the AFIS computer on a routine basis?
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What functions does AFIS perform when an individual is arrested?
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Why does the AFIS computer search a database of tenprint records from other arrests?
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a computer performs a feature extraction algorithm in order to pick out minutiae in a fingerprint.
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How does a latent print examiner enter a latent print into the AFIS database, and what information is recorded?
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How is a latent print searched in the AFIS database?
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What are candidate fingerprints?
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the AFIS computer makes the final determination as to whether or not a latent print is a "match" to a candidate fingerprint.
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What are the possible future technological advances that will improve AFIS systems?
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What are some concerns with the increasing database sizes and improving algorithms?
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