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Oral history interview with Jamie Allan

Jamie Allan has been a Program Director of scientific ocean drilling programs at the National Science Foundation (USA) for more than two decades. In this interview excerpt, he reflects on his experiences in management positions at the Ocean Drilling Program (ODP, 1985-2003), the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP, 2003-2013) and the International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP, 2013-2024). He also offers insights on the lessons learned from the first IODP that helped improve the structure, management, and modes of collaboration for the second IODP. This interview is part of the project Oral Histories of Scientific Ocean Drilling, conducted at the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (Yokosuka, Japan). Full transcript and other details ➡️ www.talesofoceanscience.com 00:00-00:56 Introduction 00:57-03:53 Background: from field geology to program administrator at NSF 03:54-06:37 Why international cooperation? 06:38-07:58 The transformation of scientific ocean drilling, from ODP to IODP 07:59-10:16 Management challenges in the first IODP 10:17-12:33 Lesson #:1 keep money routes simple 12:34-15:30 Lesson #2: Multi-level collaboration at Facility Boards 15:31-17:43 Lesson #3: Funding and the reasons why countries support collaboration 17:44-20:15 Present and future. The retirement of the DV/ JOIDES Resolution