Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries
3rd Conference

7–9 March 2018, Helsinki

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Index of Authors

A list of all persons who contribute to the sessions of this conference. Please select a letter below to list all persons with the corresponding surname. Select the presentation in the right-hand column to access session and presentation details.

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Author(s)	Organisation(s)	Contribution Title
Hämäläinen, Lasse	University of Helsinki,	Names as a Part of Game Design
Hämäläinen, Mika	University of Helsinki	Automated Cognate Discovery in the Context of Low-Resource Sami Languages Normalizing Early English Letters for Neologism Retrieval
Härkönen, Antti	University of Eastern Finland	Using ArcGIS Online and Story Maps to visualise spatial history: The case of Vyborg Presenter
Hast, Anders	Uppsala universitet, Sweden	Extracting script features from a large corpus of handwritten documents
Heino, Erkki	Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo), Aalto University, Finland	Integrating Prisoners of War Dataset into the WarSampo Linked Data Infrastructure
Hella, Anni	University of Turku	Revisiting the authorship of Henry VIII’s Assertio septem sacramentorum through computational authorship attribution
Hengchen, Simon	University of Helsinki	Comparing Topic Model Stability Between Finnish, Swedish and French Presenter
Hill, Mark J.	University of Helsinki	Spheres of “public” in eighteenth-century Britain Presenter
Holloway-Attaway, Lissa	University of Skövde	Critical Play, Hybrid Design and the Performance of Cultural Heritage Game/Stories
Hotson, Howard	University of Oxford, Faculty of History	Reassembling the Republic of Letters - A Linked Data Approach
Hovmark, Henrik	University of Copenhagen,	Digitization of the collections at Ømålsordbogen – the Dictionary of Danish Insular Dialects: challenges and opportunities Presenter
Hrafnkelsson, Örn	National and University Library of Iceland,	Ownership and geography of books in mid-nineteenth century Iceland
Huggett, Jeremy	University of Glasgow	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment
Hulden, Mans	University of Colorado Boulder	Verifying the Consistency of the Digitized Indo-European Sound Law System Generating the Data of the 120 Most Archaic Languages from Proto-Indo-European
Huttunen, Jenni	Aalto University, Department of Communications and Networking	Aalto Observatory for Digital Valuation Systems
Huvila, Isto	Uppsala University,	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment The big challenge of data! Managing digital resources and infrastructures for digital humanities researchers
Hyvönen, Eero	Aalto University, Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo); University of Helsinki, HELDIG – Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities; University of Helsinki (HELDIG)	Geocoding, Publishing, and Using Historical Places and Old Maps in Linked Data Applications Integrating Prisoners of War Dataset into the WarSampo Linked Data Infrastructure Reassembling the Republic of Letters - A Linked Data Approach Semantic National Biography of Finland Presenter SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data Big Data and the Afterlives of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Hyyryläinen, Torsti	University of Helsinki, Ruralia Institute	Digitalisation of Consumption and Digital Humanities - Development Trajectories and Challenges for the Future

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Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries 3rd Conference

7–9 March 2018, Helsinki

Index of Authors

Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries
3rd Conference