Welcome to the web pages of LinguaSnappHamburg, a project initially funded by Universität Hamburg's centenary fund in 2018/19.

Plase note: this is a German-language project with no detailed information available in  English!

LinguaSnappHamburg is devoted to linguistic landscape research in Hamburg, Germany's second-largest city. The project's backbone is a localised version of the web application LinguaSnapp, originally developed at the university of Manchester by Professor Yaron Matras and his team.

LinguaSnappHamburg consists of a smartphone app, by which visual data can be collected and annotated, and an online map with multiple search oprions that contains the visual data. Click here to access the project's online map with currently (March 2020) more than 1,800 annotated photos from Hamburg's linguistic landscape.

Our German-language web pages offer information on:

• the project's aims
• the software package, LinguaSnappHamburg
• linguistic landscapes research 
• a 2019/20 side-project on Schoolscapes
• presentations and workshops
• publications from the project

LinguaSnappHamburg is coordinated by Jannis Androutsopoulos, professor in German and media linguistics at Universität Hamburg and research professor at MultiLing, University of Oslo.

Contact(linguasnapphamburg.slm"AT"uni-hamburg.de)

Last updated: March 2020