Tattoo on suspected gang member. (fbi ) the fbi's interest in broadening and deepening its tattoo database is part of the agency's larger project of collecting biometric information for its. To help curb the growth of gangs and related criminal activity, the fbi, at the direction of congress, established the national gang intelligence center, or ngic, in 2005. the ngic integrates gang. An investigation by the electronic frontier foundation has shed new light on an experimental tattoo recognition program run by the federal bureau of investigation, and raised serious questions.
Part of the program's measurements was how successful the algorithm recognized tattoo similarity, which can help law enforcement, or the private companies that the fbi gave the database to, create. Graffiti-id: matching and retrieval of graffiti images anil k. jain, jung-eun lee and rong jin this research was supported by the fbi biometrics center of excellence. gang crimes • gang-related crimes are rapidly growing; they account for ~80 % of the crimes in the united states • tattoo (c) symbol and (d) graffiti. Fbi.gov.
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