In this symposium proceedings volume, edited by Dave Finley and Miller Goss, many of the pioneers of radio interferometry trace the history of this important astronomical technique through reminiscences of the career of Barry Clark and reviews of the scientific contributions of the instruments to which he has been so vital. Here you will find a wealth of historical information, a useful outline of the achievements of the Very Large Array and Very Long Baseline Array, and a look ahead to the future of radio interferometry.
Twenty Years of Frontier Science with the VLA, By Dave Finley and Mark Claussen (Also see abstract in BAAS, Vol. 32, No. 4, p. 1492).
Early Radio Astronomy: The Ham Radio Connection
Radio Astronomy in New Mexico: The VLA and VLBA, New Mexico Journal of Science, Vol. 35, pp. 21-33, 1995.
Highlights of the VLBA's First Five years
The Radio Century, The Albuquerque Journal, Nov. 26, 1999, p. A21.
Why Do Astronomy? ... or, What Do We Get for Our Tax Money?,
Radio Astronomy and Interference: Preserving the Common Heritage of All Humanity,
Early History of Radio Astronomy, By Frank Ghigo
The Work of J.C. Bose: 100 Years of Millimeter-Wave Research, By Darrel Emerson