AUSTLANG is now public. It’s an absolutely fabulous resource for Australian languages and there should be a huge round of applause for Kazuko Obata at AIATSIS who did most of the legwork.
So what is Austlang anyway? It’s a web database of information about Australian languages. It includes summaries of speaker estimates, genealogical classification in a variety of publications, an estimate of degree of document, and there’s a nice interface with google maps.
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Yes, it’s great to see it up and running. Kazuko has done a tremendous job in keeping this project moving forward and certainly deserves congratulations.
That’s amazing — thanks for sharing the information!
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