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Dataset August 2026 · IEEE DataPort

iRAW Smartphone Sensor Forensics

3,203 RAW images from 20 smartphone sensors for device-authentication forensics, released on IEEE DataPort.

Keywords

Device authentication Digital forensics RAW imaging Smartphone sensors IEEE DataPort

Overview

As Principal Investigator of the EPSRC project MIMER, I released iRAW on IEEE DataPort in August 2026 — a public benchmark of 3,203 RAW images from 20 smartphone sensors for device-authentication forensics.

iRAW is the third of three public datasets released under MIMER, alongside MSS (the first Urdu-primary anti-spoofing corpus) and VeriVoice-V1. Together they provide open resources for biometric security research spanning speech anti-spoofing and hardware-level device identification.

The corpus is intended for researchers working on sensor-pattern noise, source camera identification, and forensic authentication of mobile imagery.

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Released under the EPSRC-funded MIMER programme as a public forensic benchmark.

View the MIMER project →