Challenge: a paper on language resource overarching data analysis aims at addressing a complex resource landscape . major challenges arise from the need for cross-resource data analysis and a rather complex resource environment .
Approach: a paper aims to develop methods for language resource overarching data analysis in the field of language documentation.
Outcome: The proposed methods aim to solve the tension between unification of data sets and vocabularies and maximum openness for the integration of future resources and adaption of external information.

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