Ind

IND is an acronym and code used in various contexts, including transportation, medicine, language standards, and international sport. Its meaning depends on the field and how it is written.

IND is the IATA airport code for Indianapolis International Airport, located in Indiana, United States. The code is used in airline timetables, baggage tags, and travel planning to identify the airport serving the city of Indianapolis.

In pharmacology and clinical research, IND stands for Investigational New Drug. An IND is a regulatory filing with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that must be submitted before a new drug can be tested in human subjects in the United States.

In international sports, IND is the IOC country code for India. It appears on Olympic materials, results, and official documentation to represent the nation during competitions.

In language standards, "ind" is the ISO 639-3 code for Indonesian, while the ISO 639-1 two-letter code for the language is "id." These codes are used in linguistics, bibliographic catalogs, and software to identify the Indonesian language.

In statistics and probability, ind or ind. is used as an abbreviation to denote independence between events or random variables, indicating that the occurrence of one event does not affect the probability distribution of the other.