To filter by regions, you can use the list of regions in the table in the bottom left corner of the visualization panel. You can also use the interactive map and set filters by clicking on the checkboxes on the map or by specifying boundaries within which you want to search. Search boundaries can be of arbitrary shape, strictly rectangular, or radius. Filtering by speakers is available in the table in the bottom left corner of the control panel. To do this, click on the plus or minus next to the full name or abbreviation of the speaker's name. All Selkup dialects and dialect groups found in the Kuzmina Archive along with the Russian language are presented on an interactive circular diagram. The inner circle of the diagram represents the dialects (Northern, Southern, and Central Selkup), and the outer circle represents the division of these dialects into corresponding dialect groups. To switch to a dialect, simply click on the desired element within the inner circle; this will show you all available information about the dialect and its groups, at this point, you can filter the dialect groups by clicking on the outer circle. Clicking inside the outer circle will bring up a selection window where you can apply the desired filter. Also, for filtering, you can use the legend of the diagram: click on the name of the dialect or dialect group, and then on the plus or minus. The list of available data types is presented in the tag cloud in the top right corner of the visualization panel. By clicking on any of the tags, search results will be filtered by data type. You can also use the plus and minus symbols next to the data types in the "Content" column of the "Kuzmina Written Ref" section on the visualization panel. You can filter data by years, setting minimum and maximum values in the range of 1960-1977. Values can be entered manually or by dragging the slider, then clicking the "Apply changes" button. After setting the filter, you can move on to filtering by volumes and/or notebooks or apply other filters. The year filter can be found at the top of the visualization panel next to the map. To filter by volumes and/or notebooks, you can use the plus and minus symbols next to the notebook and volume numbers in the "Book" and "Volume" columns of the "Kuzmina Written Ref" section. If you want to set a filter by volume and/or notebook using the drop-down lists in the "Year" section, you can do so only after setting the "Year" filter; the "Book" filter in this case requires setting both the "Year" and "Volume" filters. Для фильтрации по томам и/или тетрадям вы можете использовать символы плюс и минус рядом с номерами тетради и тома в колонках "Book" и "Volume" раздела "Kuzmina Written Ref". Если вы хотите установить фильтр по тому и/или тетради с помощью выпадающих списков в разделе "Year", вы сможете сделать это только после установки фильтра "Year"; фильтр "Book" в этом случае требует установки обоих фильтров "Year" и "Volume".

Published corpora (currently Dolgan, Kamas, Evenki, and Selkup) are available for search through a web interface in Russian and English. You can search for single or multiple words in the entire corpus or in the selected subcorpus, as well as search for grammatical tags and/or lexical glosses. Search queries can be entered manually or by selecting the desired lemma in the corpus dictionary, in which case the search query will be displayed in the "Lemma" field. You can also enter the necessary grammatical tags and glosses manually or select them from the list. Additionally, the corpus supports negative queries; in this case, the search results will contain sentences that do not include the original search query (this function is only available when searching for sentences). Detailed instructions for use in English and Russian can be found by clicking the "Show help" button on the corpus page.