Technical Committees
INCITS' technical committees span a wide range of information technology areas. The full list of these committees is show below:
- Languages / Database
- Data Management (DM32)
- Computer Graphics & Image Processing (H3)
- Programming Languages (PL22)
- Security / ID
- Identification Cards and Related Devices (B10)
- Cyber Security (CS1)
- Biometrics (M1)
- Storage
- Optical Digital Data Disks (B11)
- SCSI Storage Interfaces (T10)
- Fibre Channel Interfaces (T11)
- ATA Storage Interface (T13)
- Media / Education
- Coding of Audio, Picture, Multimedia, and Hypermedia Information (L3)
- Open Distributed Processing (ODP) (T3)
- Information Technology Access Interfaces (V2)
- Information Services / Office / Text
- Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (L1)
- Character Sets and Internationalization (L2)
- Text Processing: Office and Publishing Systems Interface (V1)
- Office Equipment (W1)
- Other INCITS Technical Committees
- Corporate Governance of IT (CGIT1)
- Distributed Application Platforms and Services (DAPS38)
- Sensor Networks (SN1)
- IT Sustainability (ITS39)
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