Made Satria Wibawa
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Made Satria Wibawa is a researcher dedicated to the digital preservation of regional languages and cultural heritage, with a primary focus on Balinese script and linguistic technology. His most notable contribution involves the development of the Pasang Aksara Bot, an automated transliteration system that employs Finite State Automata (FSA) methods to accurately convert Latin script into Balinese script. This work addresses a critical need in safeguarding Bali’s rich cultural legacy, as documented in his highly cited 2018 study, which achieved 2 citations and serves as a foundational reference for computational approaches to Balinese orthography. Wibawa’s research bridges computational linguistics and cultural preservation, demonstrating how formal language theory can be applied to endangered scripts. By creating tools that facilitate the documentation and teaching of Balinese Aksara, he supports broader efforts to maintain linguistic diversity in the face of technological modernization. His work is particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in natural language processing for low-resource languages, finite state methods, and the intersection of computer science with cultural heritage studies. Wibawa’s contributions highlight the potential of computational models to revitalize and sustain regional writing systems for future generations.
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