Interview with Clabon W. Allen
Description
Clabon W. Allen, 1904-1987, Interviewed 14 March 1978 by telephone from Sydney to Canberra, Australia. Length of interview: 24 minutes.
Creator
Papers of Woodruff T. Sullivan III
Rights
Contact Archivist for details. See Addresses Needed.
Type
Oral History
Interviewer
Sullivan, Woodruff T., III
Interviewee
Allen, Clabon W.
Original Format of Digital Item
Audio cassette tape
Duration
24 minutes
Interview Topics
200 MHz solar monitoring at Mt. Stromlo ~1946-50; relation between optical and radio solar workers; coronal research.
Start Date
1978-03-14
Notes
This interview was conducted as part of Sullivan's research for his book, Cosmic Noise: A History of Early Radio Astronomy (Cambridge University Press, 2009). In preparing Sullivan interviews for web publication, the NRAO/AUI Archives has made a concerted effort to obtain release forms from interviewees or from their heirs or next of kin. In the case of this interview, we have been unable to find anyone to sign a release. In accordance with our open access policy, we are posting the interview. If you suspect alleged copyright infringement on our site, please email archivist @ nrao.edu. Upon request, we will remove material from public view while we address a rights issue. Please contact us if you are able to supply any contact information for the interviewee or his heirs/next of kin.
We are grateful for the 2011 Herbert C. Pollock Award from Dudley Observatory which funded digitization of the original cassette tapes. Please bear in mind that an interview must be heard with the awareness that different people's memories about an event will often differ, and that memories can change with time for many reasons including subsequent experiences, interactions with others, and one's feelings about an event.
Series
Working Files Series
Unit
Individuals Unit
Range #
8A
Citation
Papers of Woodruff T. Sullivan III, “Interview with Clabon W. Allen,” NRAO/AUI Archives, accessed December 22, 2024, https://www.nrao.edu/archives/items/show/888.