MBARK

MBARK now supports the Biometrics Client Configuration Language, or BiCCL, as described in NIST IR 7531 (PDF, 307 KB). BiCCL is a simple, domain-specific language that can be used for formally describing biometric client configurations and desired workflows. BiCCL was not designed to be exclusive to MBARK - it is a domain specific, not an application specific, language... Although it is being developed at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), MBARK is primarily sponsored by the Standards Portfolio of the Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate... Incorporating the MBARK libraries can yield a variety of enhancements critical for the success of any real-world system. For example, MBARK provides a usability-tested and consistent user interface. MBARK provides operators means to quickly recover from both minor mistakes and major hardware failures. In addition, the use of Extensible Markup Language (XML) facilitates true sensor..

Also known as: Multimodal Biometric Accuracy Research Kiosk

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