ronnie@mit-eddie.UUCP (Ronnie Schnell) (11/28/85)
I don't know if anyone has been discussing IVRS (the interim voice response system), but I would be interested in any specs that anyone has on how it works, what is planned, etc. For those of you who don't know, IVRS is a computer system accessible from any touch-tone phone. You give it the three-letter airport code and it will give you complete terminal forecasts, alert weather warnings, convective sigmets, etc. It also gives some TWEB route forecasts and local vicinity forecasts as well. #Ron (ronnie@mit-eddie.UUCP) (ronnie%sutcase.bitnet@wiscvm.arpa) (ronnie@mit-eddie.ARPA) (ronnie%syr-sutcase.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa)
lgl@cbosgd.UUCP (Lionel Lynch) (12/03/85)
In article <577@mit-eddie.UUCP> ronnie@mit-eddie.UUCP (Ronnie Schnell) writes: >I don't know if anyone has been discussing IVRS (the interim voice >response system), but I would be interested in any specs that anyone >has on how it works, what is planned, etc. For those of you >who don't know, IVRS is a computer system accessible from any >touch-tone phone. You give it the three-letter airport code and >it will give you complete terminal forecasts, alert weather warnings, >convective sigmets, etc. It also gives some TWEB route forecasts >and local vicinity forecasts as well. > > #Ron > (ronnie@mit-eddie.UUCP) > (ronnie%sutcase.bitnet@wiscvm.arpa) > (ronnie@mit-eddie.ARPA) > (ronnie%syr-sutcase.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa) The Voice Response System is active and operating at Port Columbus International in Columbus, Ohio and at either National or Dulles in DC. I used to have a copy of the operating manual which I'll try to dig out if you want, or a call to the Columbus FSS can get you the info. (That's where I found the pamphlet.) -Lionel
eldon@hpubvwa.UUCP (eldon) (12/03/85)
<> Re: IVRS Does anyone know if there are plans for "normal" computer or terminal access to the IVRS systems data? Eldon Brown (uw-beaver!ssc-vax!hpubvwa!eldon)