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20. A biometric imaging method, comprising: a. acquiring image data from an individual by use of at least one data acquisition apparatus subsystem having at least one of a high-resolution digital camera and a sensor; b. transmitting image and sensor data in the form of a digitized data stream to a preprocessor subsystem, where the preprocessor serves to receive the data acquisition apparatus-formatted data stream and employ at least one mathematical algorithm configured to interact with a data achieve; and c. constructing projections and preliminary conclusions, which enable the preprocessor to i. assign actionable tasks relating to incoming data volume and quality, ii. establish how much of this data stream is to be achieved, iii. initiate and direct at least one data achieving operation, iv. determine subsequent operations and transmit at least one of an original data stream and a reformatted data stream along with executable commands to the subsequent operation, v. assign unique biomarker identity to each data element within the selected set that will eventually be employed in pre- and post-processing operations, vi. determine if the at least a portion of incoming data may fall under that category of information including an individual's medical records and history, which are protected under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, and vii. deploy block-chain based encoding, as deemed required. d. generating a test subject specific health profile based upon the totality of biomarker data that has been gathered, validated, and employed, inclusive of long- and short-period temporal variations, if any, deriving conclusions in the form of a medical diagnosis and transmitting all, or designated portions thereof, to at least one of; a user interface, a system monitor, an archive storage, a cloud-based computing facility providing remote data storage and/or processing services, and an internet connected recipient.
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