[open-bibliography] Bibliographical data for the world's lesser known languages

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Dear all,
for the last 2.5 years, I have been working on Langdoc, a comprehensive  
collection of bibliographical data for the world's lesser known languages.  
It provides access to more than 180,000 references of descriptive works  
such as grammars, dictionaries, word lists, texts etc. Search criteria  
include author, year, title, document type, macro‐area, and genealogical  
affiliation.

All data are/will soon be  available as RDF and in a variety of other  
formats. There should be a SPARQL endpoint later this month.

Data are available under CC-BY-NC due to some issues upstream.

I am hoping to receive feedback about best practices for the further  
development of this resource

Best wishes
Sebastian


http://glottolog.livingsources.org/
http://glottolog.livingsources.org/langdoc/complexquery
http://glottolog.livingsources.org/meta/downloads
http://127.0.0.1:8080/resource/reference/id/1181.rdf

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