• BS ISO/IEC 12087-5:1998

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    Information technology. Computer graphics and image processing. Image processing and interchange (IPI). Functional specification Basic image interchange format (BIIF)

    Available format(s):  Hardcopy, PDF

    Withdrawn date:  15-09-2002

    Language(s):  English

    Published date:  15-12-1998

    Publisher:  British Standards Institution

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    List of Figures
    List of Tables
    Foreword
    1 Scope
    2 Normative references
    3 Terms, definitions and abbreviations
        3.1 Definitions
        3.2 Abbreviations
    4 Basic Image Interchange Format (BIIF) specification
        4.1 Format overview
              4.1.1 Description
              4.1.2 Interoperability/exchange
              4.1.3 Fields
              4.1.4 Logical structure of pixel storage
              4.1.5 Common coordinate system
              4.1.6 Display and attachment levels
        4.2 Format
              4.2.1 Data recording formats
              4.2.2 Encoding
              4.2.3 Header
              4.2.4 Image segment
              4.2.5 Image data field format
              4.2.6 Symbol segment
              4.2.7 Text information segment
              4.2.8 Data Extensions
    5 Conformance profiles and extensions
        5.1 Profiles
        5.2 Profile specific header/subheader dependencies
              proforma
        5.3 Complexity level proforma
        5.4 Implementation support requirements
              5.4.1 General support requirements
              5.4.2 Producing and interpreting BIIF files
        5.5 Defined extensions
        5.6 Profile registration
    Annex A (normative) Transportable file structure
        A.1 Transportable file structure (TFS)
              A.1.1 TFS Commands
              A.1.2 TFS encoding
              A.1.3 TFS command flow
        A.2 TFS command formats
              A.2.1 TFS delimiter commands
              A.2.2 TFS descriptor commands
              A.2.3 Transport descriptor commands
              A.2.4 Transport Profile descriptor commands
              A.2.5 Transport profile commands
              A.2.6 TFS escape command
    Annex B (normative) Vector Quantization
        B.1 Vector Quantized Data
        B.2 Quantization Process
        B.3 Reconstruction
              B.3.1 Spatial reconstruction
              B.3.2 Color reconstruction
              B.3.3 Data elements
        B.4 File organization
        B.5 Definitions - image data section
        B.6 Definitions - BIIF header and image subheader
    Annex C (normative) Profiling BIIF
        C.1 Profiling process
        C.2 Profile proforma
              C.2.1 Use of the model profile
              C.2.2 Rules for filling out the proforma tables
    Annex D (informative) Implementation Considerations and
    Product Configurations
        D.1 Implementation considerations and product
              configurations
        D.2 TRE_OVERFLOW example
        D.3 Scope of implementation
              D.3.1 Creating headers and subheaders
              D.3.2 Character counts
              D.3.3 Data entry
              D.3.4 Tagged Record Extensions
              D.3.5 Out-of-bounds field values
              D.3.6 Use of images
              D.3.7 Use of text files
        D.4 Product of configurations
              D.4.1 General
    Annex E (informative) Examples BIIF Profiles
        E.1 Example file
              E.1.1 Use of this example
              E.1.2 BIIF Model Profile for example file
        E.2 Examples using the Transportable File Structure
              (TFS)
              E.2.1 Use of TS
              E.2.2 TFS Examples
        E.3 Open Skies Digital Data Exchange Profile
              example (informative)
              E.3.1 Open Skies Digital Data Exchange File Header
              E.3.2 Open Skies Image Data Subheader
              E.3.3 Open Skies SAR Information
              E.3.4 Open Skies Text Data Subheader
              E.3.5 Open Skies Annotation Text Format
              E.3.6 Data Extension Segment Subheader
              E.3.7 Open Skies Digital Data Exchange Format
                      (OSDDEF) DCRsi TAPE ANNOTATION AND TAPE
                      DIRECTORY File Examples
              E.3.8 Example Entries in Data and Field Tables
    List of Figures
    1 Translation process
    2 Structure
    3 Image Array Structure
    4 Common coordinate system
    5 Display level and attachment level relationships
    6 Display and attachment levels
    7 Octet sequence order
    8 Header structure
    9a A blocked image
    9b A blocked padded image
    10 A blocked padded image with empty blocks
    B.1 Vector quantization process flow
    B.2 BIIF file structure with VQ data
    B.3 VQ reconstruction procedure
    B.4 Spatial reconstruction
    B.5 Color reconstruction
    B.6 Structure of the BIIF VQ image data section
    D.1 Single file, single base image representation
    D.2 Single file, multiple images representation

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    Defines the specification of the basic Image Interchange Format (BIIF) part of the standard. This is a standard developed in order to provide a foundation for interoperability in the interchanging of imagery and imagery-related data among applications.

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    Committee IST/31
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher British Standards Institution
    Status Withdrawn

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