The openness of linguistics to many disciplines of knowledge, human or experimental, has led to the emergence of new branches in this science, including social, psychological and geographic linguistics , the latter is based on the pairing between linguistics and geography by working to define the places of dialects by means of what are known as linguistic atlases which is considered the most important topic in geographical linguistics. And these atlases have been developing little by little in all parts of the world until digital linguistic atlases appeared, taking advantage of the computer revolution. What is the impact of this revolution on forming and developing atlases linguistic?

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