Item ID |
CC01-001
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Title |
Arnhem Land bushwalk |
Description |
This item represents a 'walk' event (BWALK). This is a bush walk in Arnhem land. This Item contains a full GoPro movie (GOPRO) navigated by speaker 1 (S1). It contains a long version of the stimulus (STMLS_long) created by the researcher for this event based on free recalls it contains a short version for the stimulus (STIMLS) created for this event by Bininj and researcher; a free recall (FREEREC) by S1 of the event; a back up audio (AUDIO) in addition to the GoPro one; a geographic track (GEOT) of the path navigated by S1; a starting waypoint (GEOW1S1) for the walk; a synchronization of the full GoPro movie with its geo track (GOPROSYNC); a better synchonization of the Geo track with the GoPro movie made with VIRB app by Garmin (GEOTS1_VIRB) with visual telemetrics. The item also contains ELAN files where material has been transcribed and translated. A set of commentaries for S1 navigation (COMMS1) by vairous speakers for this event. The item also contains ELAN files where material has been transcribed and translated. The S represents the speaker who did the navigation (S1). The _S at the end of the file name represents the speakers who commented this event, so the number is the unique ID of each speaker of this collection. |
Origination date |
2017-07-05 |
Origination date free form |
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Archive link |
https://catalog.paradisec.org.au/repository/CC01/001 |
URL |
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Collector |
Claudia Cialone
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Countries |
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Language as given |
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Content language(s) |
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Dialect |
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Region / village |
Oceania |
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Originating university |
Australian National University |
Operator |
Claudia Cialone
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Data Categories |
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Data Types |
MovingImage
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Discourse type |
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Roles |
Claudia Cialone : researcher
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DOI |
10.26278/5b46299a9f20b |
Cite as |
Claudia Cialone (collector), Claudia Cialone (researcher), 2017. Arnhem Land bushwalk. EAF+XML/MP4/MXF/XML/QUICKTIME. CC01-001 at catalog.paradisec.org.au. https://dx.doi.org/10.26278/5b46299a9f20b |