Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries
3rd Conference

7–9 March 2018, Helsinki

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Author(s)	Organisation(s)	Contribution Title
Abele, Liga	Latvian Academy of Culture,	Legal issues regarding tradition archives: the Latvian case study. Presenter
Adesam, Yvonne	University of Gothenburg,	FSvReader – Exploring Old Swedish Cultural Heritage Texts
Ahlberg, Malin	University of Gothenburg,	FSvReader – Exploring Old Swedish Cultural Heritage Texts
Airaksinen, Tiina H.	University of Helsinki	KuKa Digi -project
Ånäs, Susanna	Aalto University	Wikidocumentaries Presenter
Anderson, Rebecca	University of Waterloo, The Games Institute, First Person Scholar	The Science of Sub-creation: Transmedial World Building in Fantasy-Based MMORPGs
Arjava, Heini	University of Helsinki,	Prosodic clashes between music and language – challenges of corpus-use and openness in the study of song texts
Arthur, Paul	Edith Cowan University,	Engaging Collections and Communities: Technology and Interactivity in Museums Presenter
Asikainen, Aili	Aalto University, Finland	Triadic closure amplifies homophily in social networks
Asplund, Therese	Linköping University,	Serious gaming to support stakeholder participation and analysis in Nordic climate adaptation research Presenter
Autio, Matti	Freelancer	A Mixed Methods Analysis of Local Facebook Groups in Helsinki Presenter
Bassett, Sheena Dawn	PIN SCrl,	The PARTHENOS Infrastructure Presenter
Baunvig, Katrine Frøkjær	University of Southern Denmark,	The Dostoyevskian Trope: State Incongruence in Danish Textual Cultural Heritage
Bianchi, Marco	Uppsala University	"Everlasting Runes": A Research Platform and Linked Data Service for Runic Research
Bockwinkel, Peggy	University of Stuttgart, Germany	Best practice for digitising small-scale Digital Humanities projects Presenter
Bojārs, Uldis	National Library of Latvia; Faculty of Computing, University of Latvia	Semantic Annotation of Cultural Heritage Content Presenter
Borin, Lars	University of Gothenburg,	Analysing Swedish Parliamentary Voting Data Defining a Gold Standard for a Swedish Sentiment Lexicon: Towards Higher-Yield Text Mining in the Digital Humanities SDHK meets NER: Linking place names with medieval charters and historical maps The Swedish Language Bank 2018: Research Resources for Text, Speech, & Society
Börjeson, Love	Graduate School of Education, Stanford University	Towards Topic Modeling Swedish Housing Policies: Using Linguistically Informed Topic Modeling to Explore Public Discourse
Bosse, Arno	University of Oxford, Faculty of History	Reassembling the Republic of Letters - A Linked Data Approach
Bouma, Gerlof	University of Gothenburg,	FSvReader – Exploring Old Swedish Cultural Heritage Texts
Brodén, Daniel	Gothenburg University, Sweden,	Negative to That of Others, But Negligent of One’s Own? On Patterns in National Statistics on Cultural Heritage in Sweden Presenter
Burrows, Toby	University of Oxford; University of Western Australia	Big Data and the Afterlives of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts Presenter Cultural heritage collections as research data Presenter
Cakir, Dîlan	University of Stuttgart, Germany	Best practice for digitising small-scale Digital Humanities projects
Camps, Martin	University of the Pacific,	“Memes” as a Cultural Software in the Context of the (Fake) Wall between the US and Mexico
Charbonneau, Olivier	Concordia University,	Copyright exceptions or licensing : how can a library acquire a digital game?
Claes, Pieter	Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland,	Challenges in textual criticism and editorial transparency
Clausen, Nanna Floor	Rigsarkivet (Danish National Archives)	From crowdsourcing cultural heritage to citizen science: how the Danish National Archives 25-year old transcription project is meeting digital historians
Coats, Steven	University of Oulu	Skin Tone Emoji and Sentiment on Twitter Presenter
Dallas, Costis	University of Toronto	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment
Daugavietis, Jānis	Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art - University of Latvia	CAWI for DH
Davidovic, Antonia	Independent researcher	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment
De Jong, Franciska	CLARIN ERIC, The Netherlands	Towards an Open Science Infrastructure for the Digital Humanities: The Case of CLARIN
De Smedt, Koenraad	University of Bergen, Norway	Towards an Open Science Infrastructure for the Digital Humanities: The Case of CLARIN Presenter
Deeming, Karen Lisa	University of California, Merced,	The New Face of Ethnography: Utilizing Cyberspace as an Alternative Study Site
Dellner, Jennifer J	Ocean County College, United States of America,	The plague transformed: City of Hunger as mutation of narrative and form Presenter
Deutschmann, Mats	School of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences, Örebro University, Sweden	“See me! Not my gender, race, or social class”: Combating Stereotyping and prejudice mixing digitally manipulated experience with classroom debriefing. Presenter
Domeij, Rickard	The Institute for Language and Folklore	The Swedish Language Bank 2018: Research Resources for Text, Speech, & Society
Dufva, Tomi	Aalto-University, the school of Arts, Design and Architecture,	Creative Coding at the arts and crafts school Robotti (Käsityökoulu Robotti) Its your data, but my algorithms
Edlund, Jens	KTH Royal Institute of Technology,	A Tool for Exploring Large Amounts of Found Audio Data The Swedish Language Bank 2018: Research Resources for Text, Speech, & Society
Edmond, Jennifer	Trinity College Dublin, Ireland	When Open becomes Closed: Findings of the Knowledge Complexity (KPLEX) Project.
Edoff, Erik	Umeå University	A newspaper atlas: Named entity recognition and geographic horizons of 19th century Swedish newspapers Presenter
Eide, Stian Rødven	University of Gothenburg,	Analysing Swedish Parliamentary Voting Data Defining a Gold Standard for a Swedish Sentiment Lexicon: Towards Higher-Yield Text Mining in the Digital Humanities
Elo, Kimmo	University of Helsinki	EXPLORING COUNTRY IMAGES IN SCHOOL BOOKS: A COMPARATIVE COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OF GERMAN SCHOOL BOOKS IN THE 20TH AND THE 21ST CENTURY
Enqvist, Johanna	University of Helsinki,	The Bank of Finnish Terminology in Arts and Sciences – a new form of academic collaboration and publishing
Eskola, Seppo	National Archives of Finland,	Diplomatarium Fennicum and the digital research infrastructures for medieval studies
Fallgren, Per	KTH Royal Institute of Technology,	A Tool for Exploring Large Amounts of Found Audio Data
Fewster, Derek	University of Helsinki,	Layers of History in Digital Games
Fišer, Darja	University of Ljubljana and Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia	Towards an Open Science Infrastructure for the Digital Humanities: The Case of CLARIN
Forsberg, Markus	University of Gothenburg	The Swedish Language Bank 2018: Research Resources for Text, Speech, & Society
Fratiloiu, Raluca	Okanagan College	The Stanley Rhetoric: A Procedural Analysis of VR Interactions in 3D Spatial Environments of Stanley Park, BC Presenter
Fredriksson, Anna Cecilia	Uppsala University, Uppsala University Library	Dissertations from Uppsala University 1602-1855 on the internet Presenter
Fridlund, Mats	Aalto University	Facilitating Digital History in Finland: What can we learn from the past?
Futselaar, Ralf	NIOD, Institute for War-, Holocaust-, and Genocide Studies	Dialects of Discord. Using word embeddings to analyze preferred vocabularies in a political debate: nuclear weapons in the Netherlands 1970-1990
Garnett, Vicky	Trinity College Dublin, Ireland	When Open becomes Closed: Findings of the Knowledge Complexity (KPLEX) Project. Presenter
Ginter, Filip	University of Turku	Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917
Glebova, Daria	Russian State Academy of Science, Institute of Slavonic Studies	Using rolling.classify on the Sagas of Icelanders: Collaborative Authorship in Bjarnar saga Hítdælakappa
Graham, Elyse	Stony Brook University,	“Database Thinking and Deep Description: Designing a Digital Archive of the National Synchrotron Light Source (NSLS)”
Gritsenko, Daria	University of Helsinki,	Topic modelling and qualitative textual analysis
Gudiksen, Asgerd	University of Copenhagen,	Digitization of the collections at Ømålsordbogen – the Dictionary of Danish Insular Dialects: challenges and opportunities
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
Ikkala, Esko	Aalto University, Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo)	Geocoding, Publishing, and Using Historical Places and Old Maps in Linked Data Applications Presenter Integrating Prisoners of War Dataset into the WarSampo Linked Data Infrastructure SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data
Iñiguez, Gerardo	Next Games, Finland	Triadic closure amplifies homophily in social networks
Isoaho, Karoliina	University of Helsinki,	Topic modelling and qualitative textual analysis
Jaanimäe, Gerth	University of Tartu, Estonia,	Creating a corpus of communal court minute books: a challenge for digital humanities
Jarlbrink, Johan	University of Umeå, Sweden	Embedded words in the historiography of technology and industry, 1931–2016 Presenter
Johnsen, Lars Bagøien	National Library of Norway, Norway,	Making a bibliography using metadata
Joutsenvirta, Maria	Aalto University, Department of Management Studies	Aalto Observatory for Digital Valuation Systems
Juhola, Sirkku	Helsinki University	Serious gaming to support stakeholder participation and analysis in Nordic climate adaptation research
Juvonen, Atte	Futurice Oy	Medicine Radar – Discovering How People Discuss Their Health
Kaartinen, Marjo	University of Turku	Revisiting the authorship of Henry VIII’s Assertio septem sacramentorum through computational authorship attribution Presenter
Kajander, Anna Kaisa	University of Helsinki,	Research of Reading Practices and ’the Digital’
Kajava, Kaisla	University of Helsinki	Sentimentator: Gamifying Fine-grained Sentiment Annotation
Kallio, Maria	National Archives Finland,	Handwritten Text Recognition and 19th Century Court Records Presenter
Källström, Magnus	Swedish National Heritage Board	"Everlasting Runes": A Research Platform and Linked Data Service for Runic Research
Kanner, Antti	University of Helsinki	Comparing Topic Model Stability Between Finnish, Swedish and French Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917 Spheres of “public” in eighteenth-century Britain Two cases of meaning change in Finnish newspapers, 1820-1910 Presenter
Karlsen, Heidi	University of Oslo,	Interdisciplinary advancement through the unexpected: Mapping gender discourses in Norway (1840-1913) with Bokhylla
Karsvall, Olof	Swedish National Archives	SDHK meets NER: Linking place names with medieval charters and historical maps Presenter
Kaski, Kimmo	Aalto University, Finland	Triadic closure amplifies homophily in social networks
Katinskaia, Anisia	University of Helsinki, Department of Computer Science	Digital cultural heritage and revitalization of endangered Finno-Ugric languages
Käyhkö, Janina	Helsinki University	Serious gaming to support stakeholder participation and analysis in Nordic climate adaptation research
Kekki, Saara	University of Helsinki	Network Analysis, Network Modeling, and Historical Big Data: The New Networks of Japanese Americans in World War II Presenter
Kelomees, Raivo	Estonian Academy of Arts, Estonia,	Art of the Digital Natives and Predecessors of Post-Internet Art Presenter
Keravuori, Kirsi	Finnish Literature Society	Elias Lönnrot Letters Online Semantic National Biography of Finland
Kervinen, Jukka	University of Helsinki, Finland,; National Library of Finland, Finland	Creating and using ground truth OCR sample data for Finnish historical newspapers and journals Digitisation and Digital Library Presentation System – A Resource-Conscientious Approach
Kesäniemi, Joonas	University of Helsinki, Helsinki University Library	Open Science for English Historical Corpus Linguistics: Introducing the Language Change Database Presenter
Kettunen, Kimmo	University of Helsinki, Finland,; National Library of Finland, Finland	Creating and using ground truth OCR sample data for Finnish historical newspapers and journals Digitisation and Digital Library Presentation System – A Resource-Conscientious Approach Research and development efforts on the digitized historical newspaper and journal collection of The National Library of Finland
Kivelä, Mikko	Aalto University, Finland	Triadic closure amplifies homophily in social networks
Kivioja, Virpi	University of Turku	EXPLORING COUNTRY IMAGES IN SCHOOL BOOKS: A COMPARATIVE COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OF GERMAN SCHOOL BOOKS IN THE 20TH AND THE 21ST CENTURY
Kizilgunesler, Ilgin	University of Manitoba, Canada	(Re)Branching Narrativity: Virtual Space Experience in Twitch
Koho, Mikko	Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo), Aalto University, Finland	Integrating Prisoners of War Dataset into the WarSampo Linked Data Infrastructure Presenter SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data
Koistinen, Mika	University of Helsinki, Finland,	Creating and using ground truth OCR sample data for Finnish historical newspapers and journals Research and development efforts on the digitized historical newspaper and journal collection of The National Library of Finland
Kokko, Heikki	University of Tampere, The Centre of Excellence in the History of Experiences (HEX)	Local Letters to Newspapers - Digital History Project Presenter
Korkiakangas, Timo	University of Oslo,	Network visualization for historical corpus linguistics: externally-defined variables as node attributes
Korpijärvi, Anna-Leena	University of Helsinki	KuKa Digi -project
Kretzschmar Jr, William A	University of Georgia,	The Fractal Structure of Language: Digital Automatic Phonetic Analysis
Kyto, Mikko	Aalto University,	Cultural Heritage `In-The-Wild': Considering Digital Access to Cultural Heritage in Everyday Life
La Mela, Matti	History of Industrialization & Innovation group, Aalto University,	Digitised newspapers and the geography of the nineteenth-century “lingonberry rush” in Finland
Laak, Marin	Estonian Literary Museum	Digital Humanities Meets Literary Studies: the Challenges for Estonian Scholarship
Laakkonen, Simo	University of Turku, Degree Programme on Cultural Production and Landscape Studies	Digital humanities and environmental reporting in television during the Cold War Methodological issues of exploring materials of the Estonian, Finnish, Swedish, Danish, and British broadcasting companies
Lagus, Krista	Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Helsinki, Finland,	Medicine Radar – Discovering How People Discuss Their Health
Lahti, Leo	University of Turku	Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917 Spheres of “public” in eighteenth-century Britain
Laitinen, Mikko	University of Eastern Finland	The Nordic Tweet Stream: A dynamic real-time monitor corpus of big and rich language data Presenter
Latva, Otto	University of Turku,	Oceanic Exchanges: Tracing Global Information Networks In Historical Newspaper Repositories, 1840-1914
Launis, Kati	University of Eastern Finland	Exploring Library Loan Data for Modelling the Reading Culture: project LibDat
Laursen, Ditte	Royal Danish Library	Challenges and perspectives on the use of open cultural heritage data across four different user types: Researchers, students, app developers and hackers
Laužikas, Rimvydas	Vilnius University	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment
Lehtiniemi, Tuukka	HIIT, Aalto University	Shaping data futures: Towards non-data-centric data activism
Leinonen, Lauri	National Archives of Finland,	Diplomatarium Fennicum and the digital research infrastructures for medieval studies
Leinonen, Lauri Iisakki	Helsinki University	Medieval Publishing from c. 1000 to 1500 Presenter
Leskinen, Petri	Aalto University	Semantic National Biography of Finland
Levin, Magnus	Linnaeus University	The Nordic Tweet Stream: A dynamic real-time monitor corpus of big and rich language data
Lewis, Miranda	University of Oxford, Faculty of History	Reassembling the Republic of Letters - A Linked Data Approach
Liljestrand, Niklas	Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland r.f.,	Designing a Generic Platform for Digital Edition Publishing
Lindahl, Anna	Gothenburg university	Towards Topic Modeling Swedish Housing Policies: Using Linguistically Informed Topic Modeling to Explore Public Discourse Presenter
Lindström, Liina	University of Tartu, Estonia,	Creating a corpus of communal court minute books: a challenge for digital humanities
Lindvall-Östling, Mattias	School of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences, Örebro University, Sweden	“See me! Not my gender, race, or social class”: Combating Stereotyping and prejudice mixing digitally manipulated experience with classroom debriefing.
Lundberg, Jonas	Linnaeus University	The Nordic Tweet Stream: A dynamic real-time monitor corpus of big and rich language data
Lust, Kersti	The National Archives of Estonia, Estonia	Creating a corpus of communal court minute books: a challenge for digital humanities
Maegaard, Bente	University of Copenhagen, CLARIN ERIC	Open Digital Humanities: International Relations in PARTHENOS Presenter Towards an Open Science Infrastructure for the Digital Humanities: The Case of CLARIN
Mähler, Roger	Humlab, Umeå University, Sweden	“See me! Not my gender, race, or social class”: Combating Stereotyping and prejudice mixing digitally manipulated experience with classroom debriefing. Embedded words in the historiography of technology and industry, 1931–2016 The World According to the Popes: A Geographical Study of the Papal Documents, 2005–2017
Mäkelä, Eetu	University of Helsinki; Aalto University, Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo)	Comparing Topic Model Stability Between Finnish, Swedish and French Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917 Normalizing Early English Letters for Neologism Retrieval Reassembling the Republic of Letters - A Linked Data Approach Spheres of “public” in eighteenth-century Britain
Malisz, Zofia	KTH Royal Institute of Technology,	A Tool for Exploring Large Amounts of Found Audio Data
Malm, Mats	University of Gothenburg	Research in Nordic literary collections: What is possible and what is relevant?
Marjanen, Jani	University of Helsinki	Comparing Topic Model Stability Between Finnish, Swedish and French Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917 Spheres of “public” in eighteenth-century Britain
Mårtensson, Lasse	Högskolan i Gävle, Sweden,	Extracting script features from a large corpus of handwritten documents
Martin, Benjamin G.	Uppsala University	Charting the ’Culture’ of Cultural Treaties: Digital Humanities approaches to the history of international ideas Presenter
Martins, Rafael	Linnaeus University	The Nordic Tweet Stream: A dynamic real-time monitor corpus of big and rich language data
Matres, Inés	University of Helsinki	A long way? Introducing digitized historic newspapers in school, a case study from Finland Presenter
McDonald Werronen, Sheryl	University of Copenhagen,	Icelandic Scribes: Results of a 2-Year Project Presenter
McGookin, David	Aalto University,	Cultural Heritage `In-The-Wild': Considering Digital Access to Cultural Heritage in Everyday Life Presenter
Megyesi, Beáta	Uppsala University	The HistCorp Collection of Historical Corpora and Resources
Miettinen, Katri	The National Prisoners of War Project	Integrating Prisoners of War Dataset into the WarSampo Linked Data Infrastructure
Moilanen, Tiia	The National Prisoners of War Project	Integrating Prisoners of War Dataset into the WarSampo Linked Data Infrastructure
Monastero, Beatrice	Aalto University,	Cultural Heritage `In-The-Wild': Considering Digital Access to Cultural Heritage in Everyday Life
Muischnek, Kadri	University of Tartu, Estonia,	Creating a corpus of communal court minute books: a challenge for digital humanities
Nauha, Tero	University of Helsinki	Digital archives and the learning processes of performance art
Naukkarinen, Ossi	Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture	Finnish aesthetics in scientific databases
Navarra, carlo	Linköping University,	Serious gaming to support stakeholder participation and analysis in Nordic climate adaptation research
Neovius, Mats	Åbo Akademi University	Exploring Library Loan Data for Modelling the Reading Culture: project LibDat
Neset, Tina-Simone	Linköping University,	Serious gaming to support stakeholder participation and analysis in Nordic climate adaptation research
Nevalainen, Terttu	University of Helsinki, Department of Modern Languages	Open Science for English Historical Corpus Linguistics: Introducing the Language Change Database
Nielbo, Kristoffer Laigaard	University of Southern Denmark,	The Dostoyevskian Trope: State Incongruence in Danish Textual Cultural Heritage Research in Nordic literary collections: What is possible and what is relevant?
Nikander, Pekka	Aalto University, Department of Communications and Networking	Aalto Observatory for Digital Valuation Systems
Nikkilä, Reijo	The National Prisoners of War Project	Integrating Prisoners of War Dataset into the WarSampo Linked Data Infrastructure
Niku, Maria	Finnish Literature Society	Elias Lönnrot Letters Online Presenter
Niskanen, Samu Kristian	Helsinki University	Medieval Publishing from c. 1000 to 1500
Nivala, Asko	University of Turku	Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917 Oceanic Exchanges: Tracing Global Information Networks In Historical Newspaper Repositories, 1840-1914
Norén, Fredrik	Umeå University, Sweden,	The World According to the Popes: A Geographical Study of the Papal Documents, 2005–2017
Nugent Folan, Georgina	Trinity College Dublin, Ireland	When Open becomes Closed: Findings of the Knowledge Complexity (KPLEX) Project.
Nurmi, Olli	VTT research center	Exploring Library Loan Data for Modelling the Reading Culture: project LibDat
Nyrkkö, Seppo	University of Helsinki	An approach to unsupervised ontology term tagging of dependency-parsed text using a Self-Organizing Map (SOM)
Öhman, Emily Sofi	University of Helsinki	Sentimentator: Gamifying Fine-grained Sentiment Annotation Presenter
Oiva, Mila	Aalto University; University of Turku,	Facilitating Digital History in Finland: What can we learn from the past? Oceanic Exchanges: Tracing Global Information Networks In Historical Newspaper Repositories, 1840-1914
Olsson, Anders	Directorate for Cultural Heritage,	Heritage Here, K-Lab and intra-agency collaboration in Norway
Olstad, Vemund	Directorate for Cultural Heritage,	Heritage Here, K-Lab and intra-agency collaboration in Norway
Onikki-Rantajääskö, Tiina	University of Helsinki,	The Bank of Finnish Terminology in Arts and Sciences – a new form of academic collaboration and publishing
Östman, Carin	Uppsala university,	Prose Rhythm in Narrative Fiction: the case of Karin Boye's Kallocain
Östman, Sari	University of Turku,	Where are you going, research ethics in Digital Humanities? Presenter
Pääkkönen, Tuula	National Library of Finland, Finland	Digitisation and Digital Library Presentation System – A Resource-Conscientious Approach Presenter Open, Extended, Closed or Hidden Data of Cultural Heritage Presenter
Pacauskas, Darius	Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture	Finnish aesthetics in scientific databases Presenter
Paju, Petri	Aalto University	Facilitating Digital History in Finland: What can we learn from the past?
Paliou, Eleftheria	University of Copenhagen	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment
Pálsson, Gísli	Umeå University	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment
Pettersson, Eva	Uppsala University	The HistCorp Collection of Historical Corpora and Resources Presenter
Pihlflyckt, Katarina	Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland r.f.	Approaching a digital scholarly edition through metadata Presenter
Pilvik, Maarja-Liisa	University of Tartu, Estonia,	Creating a corpus of communal court minute books: a challenge for digital humanities
Poder, Søren	Aarhus City Archives	Lessons Learned from Historical Pandemics. Using crowdsourcing 2.0 and Citizen Science to map the Spanish Flus spatial and social network.
Porwoł, Monika	State University of Applied Sciences in Racibórz	Synergy of contexts in the light of digital humanities: a pilot study
Povroznik, Nadezhda	Perm State National Research University, Center for Digital Humanities	Virtual Museums and Cultural Heritage: Challenges and Solutions
Probirskaja, Svetlana	University of Helsinki	In search of Soviet wartime interpreters: triangulating manual and digital archive work
Pyysalo, Jouna	University of Helsinki,	Verifying the Consistency of the Digitized Indo-European Sound Law System Generating the Data of the 120 Most Archaic Languages from Proto-Indo-European
Rajani, Chang	Futurice Oy	Medicine Radar – Discovering How People Discuss Their Health
Ransom, Lynn	University of Pennsylvania	Big Data and the Afterlives of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Rantala, Heli	University of Turku	Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917
Rašmane, Anita	National Library of Latvia	Semantic Annotation of Cultural Heritage Content
Rautiainen, Juha	National Library of Finland, Finland	Open, Extended, Closed or Hidden Data of Cultural Heritage
Rees, Ellen	University of Oslo,	A Computational Assessment of Norwegian Literary “National Romanticism”
Revuelta-Eugercios, Barbara	Rigsarkivet (Danish National Archives); Saxo Institute, University of Copenhagen	From crowdsourcing cultural heritage to citizen science: how the Danish National Archives 25-year old transcription project is meeting digital historians Presenter
Rohiola, Ville	National Board of Antiquities, Library, Archives and Archaeological Collections	SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data
Roine, Hanna-Riikka	University of Helsinki	The Future of Narrative Theory in the Digital Age?
Roivainen, Hege	University of Helsinki,	Identifying poetry based on library catalogue metadata
Roth, Tobias	Schweizerisches Idiotikon	On Modelling a Typology of Geographic Places for the Collaborative Open Data Platform histHub
Rouces, Jacobo	University of Gothenburg,	Analysing Swedish Parliamentary Voting Data Defining a Gold Standard for a Swedish Sentiment Lexicon: Towards Higher-Yield Text Mining in the Digital Humanities Presenter
Roued, Henriette	University of Venice	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment
Roued-Cunliffe, Henriette	University of Copenhagen	Challenges and perspectives on the use of open cultural heritage data across four different user types: Researchers, students, app developers and hackers
Ruckenstein, Minna	Consumer Society Research Centre, University of Helsinki, Finland,	Broken data and repair work Medicine Radar – Discovering How People Discuss Their Health Presenter Shaping data futures: Towards non-data-centric data activism Presenter
Ruokolainen, Teemu	University of Helsinki, Finland,	Research and development efforts on the digitized historical newspaper and journal collection of The National Library of Finland
Ryynänen, Toni	University of Helsinki, Ruralia Institute; Ruralia Institute, University of Helsinki, Finland	Digitalisation of Consumption and Digital Humanities - Development Trajectories and Challenges for the Future Presenter Open, Extended, Closed or Hidden Data of Cultural Heritage
Saariketo, Minna	Aalto University,	The unchallenged persuasions of mobile media technology: The pre-domestication of Google Glass in the Finnish press
Sahala, Aleksi	University of Helsinki,	Verifying the Consistency of the Digitized Indo-European Sound Law System Generating the Data of the 120 Most Archaic Languages from Proto-Indo-European
Säily, Tanja	University of Helsinki	Normalizing Early English Letters for Neologism Retrieval Open Science for English Historical Corpus Linguistics: Introducing the Language Change Database
Salmela, Ulla	National Board of Antiquities, Library, Archives and Archaeological Collections	SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data
Salmi, Hannu	University of Turku	Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917 Oceanic Exchanges: Tracing Global Information Networks In Historical Newspaper Repositories, 1840-1914
Samardžić, Tanja	University of Zurich, CorpusLab, URPP Language and Space	ArchiMob: A multidialectal corpus of Swiss German oral history interviews
Scherrer, Yves	University of Helsinki, Department of Digital Humanities	ArchiMob: A multidialectal corpus of Swiss German oral history interviews
Sippola, Reetta	University of Turku	Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917
Smith, Marcus	Swedish National Heritage Board	"Everlasting Runes": A Research Platform and Linked Data Service for Runic Research
Snickars, Pelle	Umea University,	Breaking Bad (Terms of Service)? The DH-scholar as Villain
Soisalon-Soininen, Eliel	University of Helsinki	Automated Cognate Discovery in the Context of Low-Resource Sami Languages
Stam, Per	Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland,	Challenges in textual criticism and editorial transparency
Steingrímsson, Steinþór	The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, Iceland,	Digitizing the Icelandic-Danish Blöndal Dictionary
Steinvall, Anders	Department of Language Studies, Umeå University, Sweden	“See me! Not my gender, race, or social class”: Combating Stereotyping and prejudice mixing digitally manipulated experience with classroom debriefing.
Stubb, Maria Elisabeth	Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland,	Shearing letters and art as digital cultural heritage, co-operation and basic research Presenter
Stymne, Sara	Uppsala university,	Prose Rhythm in Narrative Fiction: the case of Karin Boye's Kallocain Presenter
Suominen, Pertti	The National Prisoners of War Project	Integrating Prisoners of War Dataset into the WarSampo Linked Data Infrastructure
Svedjedal, Johan	Uppsala university,	Prose Rhythm in Narrative Fiction: the case of Karin Boye's Kallocain
Svennigsen, Stig	Royal Danish Library	Challenges and perspectives on the use of open cultural heritage data across four different user types: Researchers, students, app developers and hackers
Svensson, Jon	Humlab, Umeå University, Sweden	“See me! Not my gender, race, or social class”: Combating Stereotyping and prejudice mixing digitally manipulated experience with classroom debriefing.
Sverdljuk, Jana	National Library of Norway,	Historical Networks and Identity Formation: Digital Representation of Statistical and Geo- Data to Mobilize Knowledge. Case Study of Norwegian Migration to the USA (1870-1920) Presenter
Tahiroglu, Koray	Aalto University,	Cultural Heritage `In-The-Wild': Considering Digital Access to Cultural Heritage in Everyday Life
Tahmasebi, Nina	University of Gothenburg,	Analysing Swedish Parliamentary Voting Data Defining a Gold Standard for a Swedish Sentiment Lexicon: Towards Higher-Yield Text Mining in the Digital Humanities
Tahmasebi, Nina	Göteborgs Universitet,	A Study on Word2Vec on a Historical Swedish Newspaper Corpus
Tamper, Minna	Aalto University; University of Helsinki (HELDIG)	Semantic National Biography of Finland
Tennøe, Arthur	National Library of Norway, Norway,	Making a bibliography using metadata
Terracciano, Alda	University College London,	Zelige Door on Golborne Road: Exploring the Design of a Multisensory Interface for Arts, Migration and Critical Heritage Studies
Thomas, Suzie	University of Helsinki	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data
Thomsen, Mads Rosendahl	Aarhus University	Research in Nordic literary collections: What is possible and what is relevant?
Tiedemann, Jörg	University of Helsinki,	Emerging Language Spaces Learned From Massively Multilingual Corpora Presenter
Tolonen, Mikko	University of Helsinki	Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917 Spheres of “public” in eighteenth-century Britain Text Reuse and Eighteenth-Century Histories of England
Torpus, Jan	University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland	Extending museum exhibits by embedded media content for an embodied interaction experience
Tovgaard-Olsen, Katrine	Rigsarkivet (Danish National Archives)	From crowdsourcing cultural heritage to citizen science: how the Danish National Archives 25-year old transcription project is meeting digital historians
Traviglia, Arianna	University of Venice	ARKWORK: Archaeological practices and knowledge in the digital environment
Treija, Rita	Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art - University of Latvia	CAWI for DH
Tuominen, Jouni	Aalto University, Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo); University of Helsinki, HELDIG – Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities; University of Helsinki (HELDIG)	SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data Geocoding, Publishing, and Using Historical Places and Old Maps in Linked Data Applications Reassembling the Republic of Letters - A Linked Data Approach Semantic National Biography of Finland
Turtiainen, Riikka	University of Turku,	Where are you going, research ethics in Digital Humanities?
Turunen, Risto	University of Tampere,	Sculpting Time: Temporality in the Language of Finnish Socialism, 1895–1917 Presenter
Uusitalo, Eeva	Ruralia Institute, University of Helsinki, Finland	Open, Extended, Closed or Hidden Data of Cultural Heritage
Vaahensalo, Elina	University of Turku,	Where are you going, research ethics in Digital Humanities?
Vaara, Ville	University of Helsinki	Spheres of “public” in eighteenth-century Britain Text Reuse and Eighteenth-Century Histories of England Presenter Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917
Vaittinen, Tuomas	Aalto University,	Cultural Heritage `In-The-Wild': Considering Digital Access to Cultural Heritage in Everyday Life
Vaivade, Anita	Latvian Academy of Culture,	Legal issues regarding tradition archives: the Latvian case study.
Välimäki, Reima	University of Turku, Cultural history	Refutatio errorum – authorship attribution on a late-medieval antiheretical treatise
van Lange, Milan	NIOD, Institute for War-, Holocaust-, and Genocide Studies	Dialects of Discord. Using word embeddings to analyze preferred vocabularies in a political debate: nuclear weapons in the Netherlands 1970-1990
Van Uytvanck, Dieter	CLARIN ERIC, The Netherlands	Towards an Open Science Infrastructure for the Digital Humanities: The Case of CLARIN
Vartiainen, Turo	University of Helsinki, Department of Modern Languages	Open Science for English Historical Corpus Linguistics: Introducing the Language Change Database
Vasquez, Juan Carlos	Aalto University,	Cultural Heritage `In-The-Wild': Considering Digital Access to Cultural Heritage in Everyday Life
Vats, Ekta	Uppsala universitet, Sweden	Extracting script features from a large corpus of handwritten documents
Veit, Elisa Johanna	Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland,	Challenges in textual criticism and editorial transparency
Vesanto, Aleksi	University of Helsinki; University of Turku	Metadata Analysis and Text Reuse Detection: Reassessing public discourse in Finland through newspapers and journals 1771–1917 Revisiting the authorship of Henry VIII’s Assertio septem sacramentorum through computational authorship attribution Text Reuse and Eighteenth-Century Histories of England
Viires, Piret	Tallinn University	Digital Humanities Meets Literary Studies: the Challenges for Estonian Scholarship Presenter
Watrall, Ethan	Michigan State University,	Towards an Approach to Building Mobile Digital Experiences For University Campus Heritage & Archaeology
Weibel, Manuela	Schweizerisches Idiotikon	On Modelling a Typology of Geographic Places for the Collaborative Open Data Platform histHub
Wessman, Anna	University of Helsinki,Department of Philosophy, History, Culture and Art Studies	SuALT: Collaborative Research Infrastructure for Archaeological Finds and Public Engagement through Linked Open Data
Wijsman, Hanno	Institut de recherche et d'histoire des textes	Big Data and the Afterlives of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Yangarber, Roman	University of Helsinki, Department of Computer Science	Digital cultural heritage and revitalization of endangered Finno-Ugric languages
Zeiler, Xenia	University of Helsinki	Researching Let’s Play gaming videos as gamevironments Presenter

Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries 3rd Conference

7–9 March 2018, Helsinki

Index of Authors

Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries
3rd Conference