Federal Aviation Administration
NAS Service Registry and Repository (NSRR)
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Integrated Terminal Weather Service (ITWS) The Integrated Terminal Weather Service (ITWS) will provide consumers with the ability to subscribe to a variety of supported ITWS products. For the complete list of ITWS products please refer to the ISSC Comprehensive User Guide (Reference 15). |
Production |
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NAS Space Integration Capabilities (NSIC) Hazard Area Distribution Service (NHADS) NHADS allows AJR-1800 users to publish Hazard Area information to authorized service consumers via the Space Data Integrator (SDI) system as operational needs warrant. It facilities the use of automation tools to assist in the management of launch and reentry operations by allowing them to consume four types of Hazard Areas. These include Aircraft Hazard Areas (AHAs), Transitional Hazard Areas (THAs), Debris Response Areas (DRAs), and Refined Hazard Areas (RHAs). NHADS supports the full lifecycle of these areas, including their creation, activation, modification, and deletion. |
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NASA TFDM Terminal Publication (NASA TTP) This service publishes all relevant information about the departure of a flight or the arrival of a flight at a NASA ATD-2 participating airport. Flight Data is a collection of information about the flight. TFDM receives data from other NAS systems - ERAM, TDLS, TFMS, STARS, ASDE-X, ASSC, and TBFM. TFDM enhances this information with respect to the airport surface, the flight Data is sent as it is updated. |
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National Airspace Data Interchange Network (NADIN) to The Federal Notice to Air Missions System (FNS) National Airspace Data Interchange Network (NADIN) to The Federal Notice to Air Missions (NOTAM) System (FNS) or "NADIN to FNS" is a subscription-based service for publishing NOTAMS from NADIN to FNS. It supports all NOTAMS, legacy and digital. Note: this is an internal service that works with another service “FNS to NADIN” and is not available for general consumption. |
Proposed |
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NCR Publication Service (NCR-NPS) The NCR Publication Service publishes messages received and stored by NCR from authoritative sources. Messages are published in standard format (AIXM or WXXM). The Runway Visual Range (RVR) messages are an exception as they are not received in standard format. Instead NCR converts this data into best fit WXXM messages. |
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NCR Subscription Service (ncr-nss) NCR is an NCR SWIM program created for the development of a common support service of the same name that provides a means for users to query cross-domain data to integrate dynamic NAS status and constraint information from authoritative sources. It aims to provide a consistent, spatially and temporally correlated snapshot of NAS status and constraints. NCR consumes, transforms, and stores data from other SWIM-compliant services (and legacy data sources if unavailable via SWIM), and aggregates and publishes those data to consumers in response to cross-domain queries. The interaction between NCR and data producers and consumers is brokered by the NAS Enterprise Messaging Service (NEMS). NCR delivers data as requested via NEMS to internal consumers and via NEMS and the NAS Enterprise Security Gateway (NESG) to external consumers |
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NCR Web Feature Service (NCR-WFS) NCR is an NCR SWIM program created for the development of a common support service of the same name that provides a means for users to query cross-domain data to integrate dynamic NAS status and constraint information from authoritative sources. It aims to provide a consistent, spatially and temporally correlated snapshot of NAS status and constraints. NCR consumes, transforms, and stores data from other SWIM-compliant services (and legacy data sources if unavailable via SWIM), and aggregates and publishes those data to consumers in response to cross-domain queries. The interaction between NCR and data producers and consumers is brokered by the NAS Enterprise Messaging Service (NEMS). NCR delivers data as requested via NEMS to internal consumers and via NEMS and the NAS Enterprise Security Gateway (NESG) to external consumers |
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NCR Web Map Service (ncr-wms) NCR is an NCR SWIM program created for the development of a common support service of the same name that provides a means for users to query cross-domain data to integrate dynamic NAS status and constraint information from authoritative sources. It aims to provide a consistent, spatially and temporally correlated snapshot of NAS status and constraints. NCR consumes, transforms, and stores data from other SWIM-compliant services (and legacy data sources if unavailable via SWIM), and aggregates and publishes those data to consumers in response to cross-domain queries. The interaction between NCR and data producers and consumers is brokered by the NAS Enterprise Messaging Service (NEMS). NCR delivers data as requested via NEMS to internal consumers and via NEMS and the NAS Enterprise Security Gateway (NESG) to external consumers |
Development |
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NCR XM Service (NCR-XM) NCR is a SWIM program created for the development of a common support service of the same name that provides a means for users to query cross-domain data to integrate dynamic NAS status and constraint information from authoritative sources. It aims to provide a consistent, spatially and temporally correlated snapshot of NAS status and constraints. NCR consumes, transforms, and stores data from other SWIM-compliant services (and legacy data sources if unavailable via SWIM), and aggregates and publishes those data to consumers in response to cross-domain queries. The interaction between NCR and data producers and consumers is brokered by the NAS Enterprise Messaging Service (NEMS). NCR delivers data as requested via NEMS to internal consumers and via NEMS and the NAS Enterprise Security Gateway (NESG) to external consumers |
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NEMS ESM Exchange Service Status NEESS The NEMS ESM Exchange Service Status provides status information for consumption by the Enterprise Service Monitor capability via the National Airspace System (NAS) Enterprise Messaging Service (NEMS). |
Production |