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This is what comes to mind - if you have further questions on specifics, happy to respond to those.
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In case it's helpful, LPF is used for Peripleo, a browser-based tool for the mapping of things related to place: |
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hi there again, just to pick up on this thread with some news:
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Hi, I am planning the development of a series of tools to use to analyze historical mobility patterns and, of course, the topic of historical toponymy comes up a lot. Hence, I have been looking into formats like LPF to see what the general landscape already offers in terms of standards and encodings. LPF seems to deliver everything I need, but I still wanted to ask: What is the current status quo of the project? Have there been any development recently? I am asking this because activity on here seems low, but maybe in other venues there have been developments. Thank you in advance!
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