[Lingtyp] FYI TALD (Typological Atlas of the Languages of Daghestan) v. 2.0.0 Now Public

[George Moroz]

The Linguistic Convergence Laboratory, HSE University (
https://ilcl.hse.ru/en/) is happy to announce the second release of TALD
(Typological Atlas of the Languages of Daghestan) v. 2.0.0, available here:
https://lingconlab.ru/tald/.

TALD is a tool for the visualization of information about linguistic
structures typical of Daghestan. The scope of the project currently covers
all East Caucasian languages and several other languages spoken in
Daghestan, Chechnya, Ingushetia and adjacent territories.

The Atlas consists of:

   - Chapters describing linguistic phenomena typical of the area (some of
   the chapters are linked to a major topic, i.e., a more descriptive chapter
   to which several features are related)
   - Datasets with information on particular features
   - Map visualizations of how these features are distributed
   - A bibliography of literature on languages of the area

In its current version the Atlas consists of 62 datasets and 5 major topics
with information on linguistic features mostly in the areas of phonology,
morphology, the lexicon and discourse. New topics covering the areas that
have not been dealt with so far will be added in later versions.

Any comments, remarks or suggestions on how to improve the current form of
the Atlas and its contents can be sent via email to cauatlas at gmail.com or
submitted as issues on our GitHub page https://github.com/LingConLab/TALD.

If you carry out research on the languages of Daghestan and would like to
contribute a chapter or data to the Atlas, please contact us at
cauatlas at gmail.com.

Best,
George Moroz
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