Endangered Languages Information Visualization I am exploring, and visualizing, critically endangered languages with around 0 50 speakers around the world. i am contrasting these data points with the first official language of each country. Figure 1: this visualization maps the distribution of endangered languages across countries and macroareas worldwide. each circle represents a country, with size proportional to the number of endangered languages it contains.
Endangered Languages Information Visualization This project parallels dr. sarah ogilvie’s endangered language digital humanities project, which focuses on endangered languages around the world and efforts to preserve and revitalize them. To complement its set of international standard setting instruments aimed at defending cultural diversity as the common heritage of humanity, unesco seeks to provide practical tools for safeguarding endangered languages such as this publication and its digital version. Learn more about the world’s endangered languages, with reliable information from the university of hawaiʻi at mānoa’s catalogue of endangered languages. explore language revitalization programs here. The purpose of this visualization project is to look into the number of endangered languages in the world, their endangerment levels, and distribution across countries.
Endangered Languages Information Visualization Learn more about the world’s endangered languages, with reliable information from the university of hawaiʻi at mānoa’s catalogue of endangered languages. explore language revitalization programs here. The purpose of this visualization project is to look into the number of endangered languages in the world, their endangerment levels, and distribution across countries. In the visualization, i tried to highlight the global number of endangered languages, while also giving every single language a concrete presence on the visual. Unesco keeps track of the number of endangered languages in the world. in this visualization, i crossed their data with basic population data by continent. asia has a huge amount of endangered languages, but in a way that's proportionate to its population. Languages are disappearing across the world. how will this affect communities, cultures, societies, and even humanity? kontinentalist assisted a team of academics at the national university of singapore to visualise their findings on global language endangerment. Endangered and extinct languages have the additional information of population of speakers. many endangered languages exist in central america, south america, africa south of the sahara, along himalayan mountain range, and along the pacific rim.
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