Federal aviation agency service a data interchange system (ADIS)
F. D. Biggam, S. Silberg · IEEE Transactions on Communication and Electronics · 1963
The ADIS is a high-speed system for gathering and distributing data involving a large number of originating and receiving locations. It was developed by the Teletype Corporation for the FAA (Federal Aviation Agency). Serving as a nation-wide aviation weather data system, ADIS currently includes 600 observation points and approximately 2,400 subscribers. The ADIS system makes data available in minimum time with a high degree of inter-regional selectivity. The message director equipment can be programmed to collect and distribute the data in any order desired.