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ISO/IEC 12087-5:2025

ISO/IEC 12087-5:2025 Information technology — Image processing and interchange (IPI) functional specification — Part 5: Basic image interchange format (BIIF)

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This publication was last reviewed and confirmed in 2025.

Information technology — Image processing and interchange (IPI) functional specification — Part 5: Basic image interchange format (BIIF)

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Description

This document establishes the specification of the Basic image interchange format (BIIF). This document provides a foundation for interoperability in the interchange of imagery and imagery-related data among applications. It also provides a detailed description of the overall structure of the format, as well as specification of the valid data and format for all fields defined with BIIF. Annex C contains a Model Profile of BIIF in tables to assist in profile development.

The scope and field of application of this document includes the capability to perpetuate a proven interchange capability in support of commercial and government imagery, Programmer’s Imaging Kernel System (PIKS) data, and other imagery technology domains in that priority order.

This document provides a data format container for image, symbol, and text, along with a mechanism for including image-related support data.

This document:

     provides a means whereby diverse applications can share imagery and associated information;

     allows an application to exchange comprehensive information to users with diverse needs or capabilities, allowing each user to select only those data items that correspond to their needs and capabilities;

     minimizes preprocessing and postprocessing of data;

     minimizes formatting overhead, particularly for those applications exchanging only a small amount of data and for bandwidth-limited systems;

     provides a mechanism (Transportable File Structure, TFS) to interchange PIKS image and image-related objects;

     provides extensibility to accommodate future data, including objects.

Edition

2

Published Date

2026-06-18

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

143

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English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

This document establishes the specification of the Basic image interchange format (BIIF). This document provides a foundation for interoperability in the interchange of imagery and imagery-related data among applications. It also provides a detailed description of the overall structure of the format, as well as specification of the valid data and format for all fields defined with BIIF. Annex C contains a Model Profile of BIIF in tables to assist in profile development.

The scope and field of application of this document includes the capability to perpetuate a proven interchange capability in support of commercial and government imagery, Programmer’s Imaging Kernel System (PIKS) data, and other imagery technology domains in that priority order.

This document provides a data format container for image, symbol, and text, along with a mechanism for including image-related support data.

This document:

     provides a means whereby diverse applications can share imagery and associated information;

     allows an application to exchange comprehensive information to users with diverse needs or capabilities, allowing each user to select only those data items that correspond to their needs and capabilities;

     minimizes preprocessing and postprocessing of data;

     minimizes formatting overhead, particularly for those applications exchanging only a small amount of data and for bandwidth-limited systems;

     provides a mechanism (Transportable File Structure, TFS) to interchange PIKS image and image-related objects;

     provides extensibility to accommodate future data, including objects.

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