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This is really awesome, thanks for the work and thanks for sharing. This is a really interesting form of mapping - would you consider doing it for the original
by boffinAudio 3y ago
This is really awesome, thanks for the work and thanks for sharing.
This is a really interesting form of mapping - would you consider doing it for the original occupant's languages, as well?
Australian law itself is fascinating - those outliers on the edges of some of the trails are very curious - is this indicating that some of this material is authored, possibly by the same people/groups whose ontology is transferred with each new document?
I'd love to see this semantic map for the original occupants languages.
It would also be interesting to see Australia's human rights proclamations and related legislature, as well as its military orders and authorizations for involvement in the 5-eyes catastrophe somehow, semantically, in this context.
- defrost 3y ago> would you consider doing it for the original occupant's languages, as well? Bit of a challenge as of the many languges, few are still actively spoken and, as oral unwritten languages, there's an issue with inconsistent European spelling creating text that truly native speakers still have to learn to read. For your interest; Aboriginal Language Groups: https://mgnsw.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/map_col_highres.jpg https://mgnsw.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/map_col_high...