Conference Agenda

SSH Open Marketplace

Edward Joseph Gray

DARIAH-EU / IR* Huma-Num

Higher Education in Digital Humanities and Social Sciences (DHSS)

Koraljka Golub¹, Isto Huvila², Jonas Ingvarsson³, Ahmad Kamal¹, Marianne Ping Huang⁴, Olle Sköld², Mikko Tolonen⁵

1: Linnaeus University, Sweden; 2: Uppsala University, Sweden; 3: University of Gothenburg; 4: Aarhus University; 5: University of Helsinki

SolrWayback as a search & discovery tool for researchers to work with web archive collections

Jon Carlstedt Tønnessen¹, Anders Klindt Myrvoll²

1: National Library of Norway; 2: Royal Danish Library

Interactive visualisation of GLAM+ data

Lena Krause^1,2

1: Maison MONA; 2: Université de Montréal

Transcriber effects in the Icelandic parliament corpus

Anton Karl Ingason, Lilja Björk Stefánsdóttir

University of Iceland, Iceland

Augmenting the Analysis of Political Discourse: A Word Embedding and Context-sensitive Methodological Approach to the Swedish Parliamentary Corpus

Leif-Jöran Olsson, Daniel Brodén, Mats Fridlund, Magnus P. Ängsal, Patrik Öhberg

University of Gothenburg, Sweden, Sweden

Parliaments as Networks of Power: The Analysis of Power and Gender Relations in Selected European Parliaments

Jure Skubic

Institute of Contemporary History, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Slovenia

“Matrikelmoderation”, what else? Topic Modeling of the Imperial Diet Records of 1576

Roman Bleier¹, Florian Zeilinger²

1: University of Graz, Austria; 2: Historical Commission at the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Germany

Reppin' your constituency? Geographical Representation in Swedish Parliamentary Speech

Albert Wendsjö

University of Gothenburg, Sweden

Perspectives on AI in the British and Slovenian parliament

Ajda Pretnar Žagar¹, David Moats²

1: Institute of Contemporary History, Slovenia; 2: Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Helsinki, Finland

LaTeX Light: Introduction to LyX

Elisabeth Maria Magin

Universitetet i Oslo, Norway

Decoding the parliamentary debate on marketization of education in Sweden through computational analyses

Eric Borgström, Martin Karlsson, Christan Lundahl

Örebro University, Sweden

Bilingual Parliament? Functions of Swedish, English and Latin in the Parliament of Finland

Anna Ristilä

University of Turku, Finland

Accessing nature before “allemansrätten”? Combining two national parliament datasets to study a tradition before it was named

Matti La Mela

Uppsala University, Sweden

Finding Patterns across Multiple Time Series Datasets: Democracy in the Twentieth-century Political Discourses in the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Finland

Risto Turunen¹, Hugo Bonin¹, Pasi Ihalainen¹, Jani Marjanen²

1: University of Jyväskylä, Finland; 2: University of Helsinki, Finland

The Politics of Compound Neologisms: A Novel Methodology for Mining of Conceptual Transformations in Swedish Parliamentary Discourse and Data

Daniel Brodén¹, Claes Ohlsson², Henrik Björk¹, Mats Fridlund¹, Leif-Jöran Olsson¹, Leif Runefelt³, Shafqat M. Virk¹, Magnus P. Ängsal¹

1: University of Gothenburg, Sweden; 2: Linnaeus University, Sweden; 3: Södertörn University, Sweden

Catalogues as Data for Computational Analysis

Rossitza Ilieva Atanassova, Harry Lloyd

British Library, United Kingdom

Digital historical lexicography in the Nordic languages

Tarrin Wills¹, Simonetta Battista¹, Johnny Lindholm¹, Ellert Þór Jóhansson²

1: University of Copenhagen, Denmark; 2: University of Iceland

Reusing digital collections from GLAM Labs: a Jupyter Notebook approach

Gustavo Candela¹, Mirjam Cuper², Olga Holownia³, Max Pedersen⁴

1: University of Alicante, Spain; 2: National Library of the Netherlands; 3: International Internet Preservation Consortium; 4: Royal Danish Library, Denmark

Navigating Digital Landscapes: Experiences from A Decade of Engaging with users of Digital Humanities at the National Library of Norway

Lars G Johnsen, Jana Sverdljuk, Ingerid Løyning Dale, Lars Magne Tungland, Marie Iversdatter Røsok

National Library of Norway, Norway

Publication and reuse of digital collections: A GLAM Labs approach

Gustavo Candela¹, Sally Chambers², Nele Gabriëls³, Katrine Hofmann Gasser⁴, Olga Holownia⁵, Lars Johnsen⁶

1: University of Alicante, Spain; 2: DARIAH, Belgium; 3: KU Leuven, Belgium; 4: Royal Danish Library, Denmark; 5: IIPC, United States of America; 6: National Library of Norway

Surveying cultural heritage data labs

Kaspar Beelen¹, Marten Düring², Danièle Guido²

1: School of Advanced Study, University of London, United Kingdom; 2: Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, University of Luxembourg

Let's Start at the Start: Remodelling Runic Databases

Elisabeth Maria Magin

Universitetet i Oslo, Norway

Pishu Tebe Digital Archive: Uncovering The Multimodality of Historical Postcards

Anna Golub^1,2, Timur Khusyainov^1,3, Dmitry Zharov^1,4

1: Pishu Tebe; 2: University of Stuttgart; 3: HSE University; 4: Central European University

Sarpur – A Treasure Trove of information about Icelandic Cultural Heritage

Sveinbjörg Sveinsdóttir

Rekstrarfélag Sarps, Iceland

The Uralic Trove - The digital data infrastructure of Uralic language speaker area

Outi Vesakoski, Jenni Santaharju, Timo Rantanen, Meeli Roose

University of Turku, Finland

Between and Behind the Lines: A Case Study of Strikethrough Removal and Handwritten Text Recognition on Astrid Lindgren’s Shorthand Manuscripts

Raphaela Heil¹, Malin Nauwerck²

1: Independent Researcher; 2: The Swedish Institute for Children's Books, Stockholm, Sweden

Romani Literature in the Digital Era: Opportunities and Challenges

Sofiya Zahova

University of Iceland

A hybrid approach in the close and distant reading of Ibsen’s plays in the light of the characters’ stylometric profiles Keywords: stylometry, hybrid-reading, DSE, Henrik Ibsen, stylometric profiles

Sasha Rudan^1,2, Eugenia Kelbert^3,2,4, Linnea Eirin Timmermann Buerskogen¹

1: University of Oslo, Norway; 2: LitTerra Foundation; 3: Institute of World Literature, Slovak Academy of Sciences; 4: University of East Anglia

Jon Fosse and world drama: using map visualisation to interrogate the global dissemination of the fresh Nobel laureate

Jon Carlstedt Tønnessen, Jens-Morten Hanssen

National Library of Norway

Norwegian writers during the Second World War. Literary studies and relational analysis combined.

Sofie Arneberg, Lars Johnsen

National Library of Norway, Norway

Developing named-entity recognition for state authority archives

Ida Toivanen¹, Mikko Lipsanen², Venla Poso¹, Tanja Välisalo¹

1: University of Jyväskylä, Finland; 2: National Archives of Finland, Finland

SWENER-1800: A Corpus for Named Entity Recognition in 19th Century Swedish

Eva Pettersson¹, Lars Borin², Erik Lenas³

1: Uppsala University, Sweden; 2: University of Gothenburg, Sweden; 3: Swedish National Archives

BERT-aided normalization of historical Estonian texts using character-level statistical machine translation

Gerth Jaanimäe

University of Tartu, Estonia

Augmenting BERT to model remediation processes in Finnish countermedia: feature comparisons for supervised text classification

Ümit Bedretdin, Pihla Toivanen, Eetu Mäkelä

University of Helsinki, Finland

Measuring the Impact of Open Educational Resources on Digital Methods for Humanists

Sofia Papastamkou¹, Krebs Stefan¹, Garnett Vicky², McElduff Siobhán³, Hawes Anisa⁴, Chevrie Charlotte⁴

1: Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History, University of Luxembourg; 2: DARIAH-EU; 3: University of British Columbia; 4: Programming Historian

Our Art - Art and data, an art exhibition curated by the public through an online collection

Sigurður Trausti Traustason

The Reykjavik Art Museum, Iceland

Not Following the Book: A Journey from Museum Conservator to Digital Humanities Researcher through the Creation of a Contemporary Art Management Database

Zoë Renaudie

Université de Montréal, Canada

Beyond Creating Collections: A Scoping Review of 3D Heritage Storytelling

Nicole Basaraba

Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

Transfer learning in digital art history: a flagrant need of standards for patrimonial images segmentation

Léa Maronet¹, Alice Truc²

1: École Pratique des Hautes Études, France - Université de Montréal, Canada - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France; 2: Université Rennes 2, France - Université de Montréal, Canada

Time-based media artworks at Reykjavík Art Museum

Edda Halldórsdóttir

Reykjavík Art Museum, Iceland

Sonic Mapping: Creating Digital Interactive Soundscapes Based on Acoustic Surveys

Garrison Charles Gerard

University of Iceland, Iceland

Understanding the Challenges for the Use of Web Archives in Academic Research

Sharon Healy¹, Helena Byrne², Olga Holownia³

1: Independent Researcher; 2: British Library, United Kingdom; 3: International Internet Perservation Consortium (IIPC)

Diving Into the Digital Heritage: (re)Searching the Norwegian Web Archive

Jon Carlstedt Tønnessen

National Library of Norway

Intersecting Register and Genre: Understanding the Contents of Web-Crawled Corpora

Amanda Myntti¹, Veronika Laippala¹, Erik Henriksson¹, Elian Freyermuth²

1: University of Turku, Finland; 2: National Graduate School of Engineering of Caen

A test of browser-based collection of streaming services’ interfaces

Andreas Lenander Ægidius

The Royal Danish Library, Denmark

Memory in the Mediated Age: Unveiling the Dynamics of American Society's Memory through Twitter Discourse on Lynching

Feeza Vasudeva, Narges Azizi Fard, Eetu Makela

university of helsinki, Finland

Ghosts in the Archives? The Search for Feminist and Queer Archival Materials in Sweden

Rachel Pierce¹, Siska Humlesjö²

1: KvinnSam, Humanities Library, Gothenburg University, Sweden; 2: Gothenburg Research Infrastructure in Digital Humanities, Gothenburg University, Sweden

Understanding Researchers’ Perspectives on Work Tasks in Digital Humanities and Computational Social Sciences

Anna Sendra, Elina Late, Sanna Kumpulainen

Tampere University, Finland

The outcome of course-integrated DH instructions developed in a library-faculty partnership

Lars Kjær

The Royal Danish Library, Denmark

Exploring research networks through citations and references

Lars Johnsen, Ingerid Løyning Dale, Marie Iversdatter Røsok

National Library of Norway, Norway

Migrating Heritage: The Icelandic Immigrant Literacy Database

Katelin Marit Parsons

University of Iceland/Árnastofnun

Setting up a Research Data Repository Based on Invenio RDM: An Experience Report

Herbert Lange

University of Gothenburg, Sweden

From TeX to Network Graph: Creating a Web Platform for an Etymology Dictionary

Trausti Dagsson, Ellert Þór Jóhannsson, Einar Freyr Sigurðsson, Steinþór Steingrímsson, Finnur Ágúst Ingimundarson, Árni Davíð Magnússon

Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, Iceland

Exploring the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to increase the sustainability of DH projects

Andrea Alessandro Gasparini¹, Tom Gheldof²

1: Department of Informatics, University of Oslo, Norway; 2: Research Unit of Ancient History, KU Leuven, Belgium

Analysis of Textual Complexity in Danish News Articles on Climate Change

Florian Meier, Mikkel Fugl Eskjær

Aalborg University, Denmark

Quantifying Western Discourses about Technology. An Analysis of Press Coverage using a Dataset of Multilingual Newspapers (1999-2018)

Elena Fernández Fernández¹, Germans Savcisens²

1: University of Zurich; 2: Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

Using document similarity in historical patents to study value in innovation

Matti La Mela¹, Jonas Frankemölle², Fredrik Tell³

1: Department of ALM, Uppsala University; 2: Centre for Digital Humanities Uppsala, Department of ALM, Uppsala University; 3: Department of Business Studies, Uppsala University

Between the Arduous and the Automatic: A Comparative Approach to Transparency in the Classification of Book Reviews in Swedish Newspapers

Daniel Brodén¹, Jonas Ingvarsson¹, Aram Karimi¹, Lina Samuelsson², Niklas Zechner¹

1: University of Gothenburg, Sweden; 2: Mälardalen University, Sweden

Quantifying Feelings: Data on Emotive Words in Saga Poetry

Brynja Þorgeirsdóttir

University of Iceland, Iceland

Text Clustering of Icelandic Post-Medieval Þulur: Explorations Using the Runoregi Interface

Yelena Sesselja Helgadóttir¹, Maciej Michał Janicki²

1: The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, Iceland; 2: University of Helsinki, Finland

Oral poetry collections as a dialectal spoken language corpus

Antti Kanner¹, Mari Sarv², Kati Kallio³, Helina Harend⁴, Jakob Lindström³, Kaarel Veskis⁴, Eetu Mäkelä¹

1: University of Helsinki, Finland; 2: Estonian Literary Museum, Estonia; 3: Finnish Literary Society & University of Helsinki, Finland; 4: Estonian Literary Museum & University of Tartu, Estonia

How to analyse variation in folklore: Finnic runosongs and Ukrainian dumas

Olha Petrovych^1,4, Mari Sarv¹, Maciej Michał Janicki², Kati Kallio^2,3

1: Estonian Literary Museum, Estonia; 2: University of Helsinki, Finland; 3: Finnish Literature Society, Finland; 4: Vinnytsia Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi State Pedagogical University, Ukraine

Sources and development of the Kalevala as an example for the quantitative analysis of literary editions and sources

Eetu Mäkelä¹, Kati Kallio^1,2, Maciej Janicki¹

1: University of Helsinki, Finland; 2: Finnish Literature Society SKS, Finland

Modern Times 1936

Pelle Snickars¹, Emil Stjernholm², Mathias Johansson³, Maria Eriksson⁴, Fredrik Norén⁵, Robert Aspenskog⁶

1: Lund University, Sweden; 2: Lund University, Sweden; 3: Lund University, Sweden; 4: University of Basel, Switzerland; 5: Malmö University, Sweden; 6: University of Gothenburg

Cross-Institutional collaboration to create learning materials and metadata as LOD for promoting the use of digital cultural heritage in schools

Masao OI^1,2, Satoru MAKAMURA²

1: National Institutes for the Humanities, Japan; 2: The University of Tokyo, Japan

Nichesourcing in Terminology Work: Collaborative Projects Across and Beyond Disciplines

Harri Kettunen, Niklas Laxström, Tiina Onikki-Rantajääskö

University of Helsinki, Finland

Transnational Research Infrastructure: A Journey Through CLARIN Knowledge Centres

Jurgita Vaičenonienė¹, Michal Kren², Vesna Lušicky³, Vincent Vandeghinste^4,5

1: Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania; 2: Charles University, Prague; 3: Universität Wien, Wien; 4: Instituut voor de Nederlandse Taal, Leiden; 5: KU Leuven, Belgium

The Labour’s Memory Project

Olle Sköld¹, Raphaela Heil², Silke Neunsinger³, Eva Pettersson⁴, Örjan Simonson², Jonas Söderqvist³

1: Department of ALM, Uppsala University; 2: Popular Movements’ Archive in Uppsala; 3: Swedish Labour Movement Archives and Library; 4: Department of Linguistics and Philology, Uppsala University

Selecting texts for a corpus of Early Modern Icelandic

Jóhannes B. Sigtryggsson, Ellert Þór Jóhannsson

Stofnun Árna Magnússonar í íslenskum fræðum, Iceland

Representativity, Biases and Choices in Digital Corpora Curation: Latvian Diary Corpus

Haralds Matulis, Ilze Ļaksa-Timinska, Elvīra Žvarte

Institute of Literature, Folklore and Art of University of Latvia, Latvia

LatSenRom (1879-1940): the creation and iterations of the corpus of Latvian early novels

Anda Baklāne, Valdis Saulespurēns

National Library of Latvia, Latvia

Title Matters: Film Metadata Analysis

Agata Hołobut¹, Miłosz Stelmach¹, Maciej Rapacz²

1: Jagiellonian University, Poland; 2: AGH University, Poland

Found in Translation: Sourcing parallel corpora for low-resource language pairs

Hinrik Hafsteinsson, Steinþór Steingrímsson

Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, Iceland

The world in Norwegian: Glimpses from a digital exploration of bibliomigration patterns

Inger Hesjevoll Schmidt-Melbye¹, Marcus Axelsson², Siri Fürst Skogmo³

1: NTNU, Norway; 2: Østfold University College, Norway; 3: Innland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway

A qualitative survey of archivist and technologist perspectives on the use of AI in archives

Larissa von Bychelberg¹, Johannes Widegren²

1: Uppsala University, Sweden; 2: Linnaeus University, Sweden

AI-Powered English: Insights from GPT-Enhanced Classrooms in South Iceland

Luis F. T. Meza^1,2, Charlotte Eliza Wolff¹

1: University of Iceland; 2: Fjölbrautaskóla Suðurlands

AI for improving access to archives pertaining to the Sámi: An overview of current approaches and future possibilities

Johannes Widegren

Linnaeus University, Sweden

Insights into the Labour’s Memory Project Infrastructure

Raphaela Heil¹, Theo Erbenius¹, Isto Huvila², Eva Pettersson³, Örjan Simonson¹, Olle Sköld²

1: Popular Movements’ Archive Uppsala, Sweden; 2: Department of ALM, Uppsala University, Sweden; 3: Department of Linguistics and Philology, Uppsala University, Sweden

Letter Collections - from Word to Web

Senka Drobac¹, Hanna-Leena Paloposki², Ilona Pikkanen²

1: University of Helsinki, Finland; 2: The Finnish Literature Society, Finland

Large language models to supercharge digital humanities

Andres Karjus^1,2

1: Tallinn University; 2: Estonian Business School

Social Media Analysis of Public Reactions to the Israel-Gaza War: Insights from Facebook and Instagram

Wajdi Zaghouani², Anissa Jrad¹

1: HBKU, Qatar; 2: HBKU, Qatar

MARSAD Observatory: Monitoring and Analyzing Social Networks Topics in the MENA Region

Wajdi Zaghouani

Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar

Uppsala Runestaff Database

Michael Dunn

Uppsala University, Sweden

Using ChatGPT for (semi-) automatic subject indexing of different document types

Johannes Widegren¹, Koraljka Golub¹, Jue Wang²

1: Linnaeus University, Sweden; 2: University of Chinese Academy of Science

A new resource of Icelandic sagas: Digitizing normalized scholarly editions and enhancing textual data

Ellert Þór Jóhannsson¹, Þórður Ingi Guðjónsson², Finnur Ágúst Ingimundarson¹

1: Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic studies, Iceland; 2: Old Icelandic Text Society

404 Not Found. Dire Straits and Safe Havens for Digital Scholarly Editions in Norway

Annika Rockenberger, Johanne Emilie Christensen, Federico Aurora

University of Oslo Library, Norway

Collaborative Infrastructure as a Disruptive Force for Interdisciplinary Digital Scholarship, Illustrated by Use Cases of the Transkribus Stakeholder Platform.

Andy Stauder¹, Annika Rockenberger², Minna Kaukonen³, Bragi Þorgrímur Ólafsson⁴, Unnar Ingvarsson⁵, Therese Foldvik⁶, Johanne Emilie Christensen²

1: READ-COOP SCE, Austria; 2: University of Oslo Library; 3: National Library of Finland; 4: National and University Library of Iceland; 5: National Archives of Iceland; 6: University of Oslo

Archaeological Artefact Database of Finland (AADA)

Petro Pesonen^1,2,3, Ulla Moilanen², Meeli Roose², Jarkko Saipio^1,2, Jasse Tiilikkala^2,3, Usman Sanwal², Visa Immonen⁴, Outi Vesakoski², Päivi Onkamo²

1: Finnish Heritage Agency, Finland; 2: University of Turku, Finland; 3: University of Helsinki, Finland; 4: University of Bergen, Norway

Latvian Prose Counter: from digitized books to data visualizations

Anda Baklāne, Valdis Saulespurēns

National Library of Latvia, Latvia

Digital tools, citizen engagement and vulnerable cultural heritage

Eiríkur Smári Sigurðarson¹, Skúli Björn Gunnarsson²

1: University of Iceland, Iceland; 2: Gunnar Gunnarsson Institute, Iceland

Jubileumsportalen – contextualizing 1923’s jubilee exhibition using digital methods

Siska Humlesjö, Johan Åhlfeldt, Anders Strinnholm

University of Gothenburg, Sweden

Representing the Íslendinga Saga As Knowledge Graphs of Events and Social Relationships: Developing Workflows Based on a Pilot Case

Shintaro YAMADA¹, Jun OGAWA², Ikki OHMUKAI¹

1: The University of Tokyo, Japan; 2: ROIS-DS Center for Open Data in the Humanities, Japan

Display, Ontology and Database for Exhibition Documentation

Emmanuel Château-Dutier, Lena Krause, David Valentine, Zoë Renaudie

Université de Montréal

Runoregi: A User Interface for Exploring Text Similarity in Oral Poetry

Maciej Michał Janicki¹, Kati Kallio^1,2, Mari Sarv³, Eetu Mäkelä¹

1: University of Helsinki, Finland; 2: Finnish Literature Society; 3: Estonian Literary Museum

Towards Humanistic AI: Mapping an Emergent Field of DH Practices

Mats Fridlund¹, Daniel Brodén¹, David Alfter¹, Ashely Green¹, Aram Karimi¹, Gustaf Nelhans², Cecilia Lindhé¹

1: University of Gothenburg, Sweden; 2: University of Borås, Sweden

Towards Standards in Digital Editions of Old Norse Prose: A Case Study

Sebastian Pohland

University of Oslo, Norway

Digital Datasets Created from Archival Sources: The Problem of Data Quality in the Study of Private Letters

Marin Laak, Kadri Vider, Neeme Kahusk, Mari Sarv

Estonian Literary Museum, Estonia

Capitalizing on experience to experiment and innovate: feedback and reflection on the future of the Huma-Num research infrastructure

Antoine Silvestre de Sacy, Stéphane Pouyllau

IR* Huma-Num (UAR 3598), CNRS, France

Visualizing quire structures on Handrit.is

Beeke Stegmann

Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, Iceland

Understanding researchers' needs by surveying to support them

Liisa Näpärä

National Library of Finland, Finland

Uralic Historical Atlas (URHIA): Interactive web app for spatial data

Meeli Roose¹, Tua Nylén¹, Petro Pesonen², Harri Tolvanen¹, Outi Vesakoski¹

1: University of Turku, Finland; 2: Finnish Heritage Agency (Museovirasto)

Examples from the Translocalis: Cultural Heritage, Narratives, Emotions, Perceptions and Voices of the Finnish Media, People, and Soldiers on the Imperial War.

Aytac Yurukcu

University of Eastern Finland Karelian Institute

Automation of Linguistic Annotation in Historical Lithuanian Corpus

Mindaugas Šinkūnas, Ignas Rudaitis

Institute of the Lithuanian Language, Lithuania

Text Recognition, Network Analysis, and Spatial Analysis: Approaching 17th-Century Court Records from a New Perspective.

Ville-Pekka Iivari Kääriäinen

University of Helsinki, Finland

Historical Farm and People Registry – Turning static list entries into network nodes

Eiríkur Smári Sigurðarson¹, Pétur Húni Björnsson²

1: University of Iceland, Iceland; 2: Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies

Collecting streaming services

Andreas Lenander Ægidius¹, Mads Møller Tommerup Andersen²

1: The Royal Danish Library, Denmark; 2: University of copenhagen, Denmark

Og að mér lifanda lifir enn hans hamingja -- Rare syntactic phenomena in parsed historical corpora

Ingunn Hreinberg Indriðadóttir, Þórhallur Eyþórsson

University of Iceland, Iceland

Three 3D scanners and 13 institutions,

Hrönn Konráðsdóttir

National Museum of Iceland, Iceland

Exploring Existentialist Design in Digital Humanities: A Case Study of User Experience at the National Library of Norway

Jana Sverdljuk

National Library of Norway, Norway

Digitized language variation for computational dialectology: The Dialect Atlas of Finnish by Lauri Kettunen (1940)

Jenni Santaharju¹, Terhi Honkola¹, Perttu Seppä², Kaj Syrjänen¹, Unni Leino³, Outi Vesakoski^1,4

1: University of Turku, Finland; 2: University of Helsinki, Finland; 3: Tampere University, Finland; 4: Turku Institute of Advanced Studies

Using BERT to Study Semantic Variations of Climate Change Keywords in Danish News Articles

Florian Meier

Aalborg University, Denmark

From Miðgarð to Marvel: Norse Mythology, Augmented Heritage and the Prose Edda

Alan Thomas Searles

University of Iceland, Iceland

Data Availability and Evaluation Reproducibility for Automatic Date Detection in Texts, a Survey

Tommi Jauhiainen

University of Helsinki, Finland

Source criticism, bias, and representativeness in the digital age: A case study of digitized newspaper archives

Jørgen Burchardt

Museum Vestfyn, Denmark

Engineering 19th century poetry from the National Library of Norway's Collection

Lars Magne Drønen Tungland, Ingerid Løyning Dale

National Library of Norway, Norway

Publishing 10 000+ archival index cards of modern cultural heritage as open (as open as possible) data: challenges with OCR, data cleaning, restricted data and maintenance

Niklas Alén, Maria Niku

The Finnish Literature Society, Finland

The multilingual cultural history in national bibliographies: the Baltic case 1800-1940

Peeter Tinits^1,2, Krister Kruusmaa², Laura Nemvalts²

1: University of Tartu, Estonia; 2: National Library of Estonia

Fruchtbringende Gesellschaft (1617-1680) Member Publication Patterns in the VD17

Eetu Mäkelä¹, Thea Lindquist², Narges Azizifard¹, Julius Arnold²

1: University of Helsinki, Finland; 2: University of Colorado Boulder, USA

Unleash the Apparatus? Towards a shared representation of knowledge about connections between primary sources

Jacob Langeloh

University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Gly2Mdc v.2.0: Lessons Learned from Building a Tool for Hieroglyphic Texts

Heidi Annika Jauhiainen

University of Helsinki, Finland

An unexpected gender-agreement pattern in Icelandic

Einar Freyr Sigurðsson¹, Oddur Snorrason², Ása Bergný Tómasdóttir³

1: The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, Iceland; 2: Queen Mary University of London; 3: University of Iceland

Word of the year 1919: Conveying the media’s favorite annual linguistic parlor game to a different era

Steinþór Steingrímsson, Einar Freyr Sigurðsson, Starkaður Barkarson, Atli Jasonarson, Ágústa Þorbergsdóttir

The Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, Iceland

Analysing lexical cohesion and topicality in online interaction

Antti Kanner, Anna Vatanen, Eetu Mäkelä

University of Helsinki, Finland

A humanist in search of computer scientists: A (so far unsuccessful) attempt to apply topic modeling techniques to Wittgenstein’s Nachlass

Filippo Mosca

Wittgenstein Archives, University of Bergen; University of Rome Tor Vergata.

Analyzing Kinship Sentiment in Medieval Documents

Clelia R. LaMonica¹, Patrick Burns⁴, Pramit Chaudhuri⁵, Jennifer Devereaux², Joseph Dexter², Liwen Hou⁶, Joseph Henrich², Jonathan Schulz³

1: CDHU: Uppsala University, Sweden; 2: Culture, Cognition, Coevolution Lab: Harvard University; 3: George Mason University; 4: New York University; 5: University of Texas, Austin; 6: Northeastern University

Asynchronous linked editing of texts in physical objects

Tarrin Wills

University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Quantifying Medieval Scribal Habits – The Case of Abbreviations in West Norse Manuscripts

Eva Pettersson¹, Lasse Mårtensson², Veturliði Óskarsson²

1: Department of Linguistics and Philology, Uppsala University, Sweden; 2: Department of Scandinavian Languages, Uppsala University, Sweden

Going with the Flow: Merging Research and Cultural Outreach in GLAM+ Data

Julie Graff^1,3, Lena Krause^1,2, Alexia Pinto Ferretti^1,2, Camille Delattre^1,2, Simon Janssen^1,2, Kim Trihn^1,2, David Valentine^1,2

1: Maison MONA; 2: Université de Montréal; 3: Université du Québec à Montréal

Experimenting with a more-than-representational approach to urban visual electioneering: what’s the potential of DH methods?

Jurate Kavaliauskaite

Vilnius University, Lithuania