Summary

Identifier

AMSOHP

Finding Aid Author

Kathleen Legg and Matthew Ramey

Finding Aid Date

20090801

Description Rules

Describing Archives: A Content Standard

Language of Description

eng

Dates

• 1983-2013 (Creation)
• 1983-2013 (Creation)
• Date acquired: 2009-11-02 (Other)

Extents

• 107.00 Items (Whole)

Agent Links

• American Meteorological Society.

Subjects

• Meteorology--History

• World War, 1939-1945

• Oral histories

• Addresses

Notes

• Arrangement

  The collection is arranged alphabetically by the name of the individual being interviewed.

• Conditions Governing Access

  Some access restrictions apply to the interviews within this collection, and all are not open for access. Please contact the Archives for more information.

  Access to interviews in this collection is provided through OpenSky, the NCAR Library's digital repository.

• Conditions Governing Use

  Copyright for items in this collection is held by the American Meteorological Society, all rights reserved. Interviews cannot be reproduced without permission in writing from the AMS. For further information, please email permissions@ametsoc.org or write Librarian, American Meteorological Society, 45 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108.

• Preferred Citation

  [Interivew], American Meteorological Society Oral History Project, Archives, National Center for Atmospheric Research.

• Biographical or Historical Information

  The American Meteorological Society- Oral History Project (AMSOHP) was created as a joint program between the American Meteorological Society and the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR).

• Scope and Contents

  The American Meteorological Society- Oral History Project (AMSOHP) aims to capture the history of the atmospheric sciences as told by scientists, administrators, and others working in field. The collection is especially rich in interviews that capture the memories of scientists who launched much of the innovative meteorological research in postwar America.

External Documents

• Link to AMS Oral History Project interviews and transcripts:

  https://opensky.ucar.edu/islandora/object/archives%3Aamsohp

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