Wednesday, 15 March
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plenary 90 min Wallenbergsalen
Chair: Cecilia Lindé |
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Dolly Jørgensen: New Natures of the Anthropocene and the Need for Humanistic Inquiry into the Digital |
| 10:30 |
coffee |
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| 11:00 |
Short & long papers [90 min] |
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Panel |
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Vizualization (Antarktis)
Chair: Jonathan Westin |
Literary (Sydamerika)
Chair: Mats Malm |
Editions (Asien)
Chair: Vemund Olstad |
Infrastructure (Wallenberg)
Chair: Olga Holownia |
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Christophe Leblay, Gilles Caporossi: Writing And Rewriting: The Colored Digital Visualization Of Keystroke Logging |
Kristoffer Laigaard Nielbo, Katrine Frøkjær Baunvig: Long-Range Information Dependencies and Semantic Divergence Indicate Author Kehre |
Tarrin Wills: The new Lexicon Poeticum |
Caroline Nyvang, Lassi Lager, John Erik Halse, Pär Nilsson, Olga Holownia: Web Archives: What’s in them for digital humanists? Panel on web archiving in the Nordic countries |
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Jennifer J Dellner: “These Memories Won’t Last:” Visual Representations of the Forgotten |
Peter M Broadwell, Timothy R Tangherlini: Confusing the Modern Breakthrough: Naïve Bayes Classification of Authors and Works |
Fabian Schwabe: The Reading Edition of Hrafnkels saga, Menotas Encoding
and the Linking to other Resources |
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Karin Wagner:The use of medical visualisation in cultural heritage exhibitions |
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Miroslav Zumrík: Visualizing the landscape of contemporary Norwegian novels |
Kim Tallerås, Tonje Vold: Places and journeys of the contemporary Norwegian novel: A pilot study |
Michael John MacPherson: Towards a digital edition of the Codex Regius of the Prose Edda: Philosophy, method, and some innovative tools |
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Anda Baklāne:What’s missing in this picture? Political change and wordscapes of Latvian poetry |
Sebastian Köhler: Towards a reader-friendly digital scholarly editiony |
| 12:30 |
lunch |
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| 13:30 |
Poster slam
Chair: Annika Rockenberger |
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— Lars Vipsjö: Creating Children’s Books in the context of Pokémon Go, Museums and Cultural Heritage
— Sari Östman, Riikka Turtiainen: From Online Research Ethics to Researching Online Ethics
— Annika Rockenberger: Staging the Medieval Religious Play in Virtual Reality
— Coppélie Cocq: Mapping Language Vitality
— Johanna Berg, Rickard Domeij, Jens Edlund, Gunnar Eriksson, David House, Zofia Malisz, Susanne Nylund Skog, Jenny Öqvist: Interdisciplinary collaboration for making cultural heritage accessible for research
— Marleena Huuhka: Towards a Material Politics of Intensity Mimetic, Virtual and Anarchistic Assemblages of Becoming-Non-Human/Machine in Minecraft
— Katrine Gasser, Mogens Vestergaard Kjeldsen: Working with digital newspapers
— Ricardo Carvalho, Angelo Loula, João Queiroz: Automatic identification of metric patterns in brazilian literature
— Olof Gunnar Essvik: Enemies of books
— Per Møldrup-Dalum: The Cultural Heritage HPC Cluster
— Jon Svensson, Roger Mähler, Mats Deutschmann, Anders Steinvall, Satish Patel: Use of Digital Methods to Switch Identity-related Properties
— Nataliya Tyshkevich, Ivan Drapkin: Prozhito: Private Diaries Database
— Tommi Nieminen, Tommi Kurki: Collecting Speech Data over the Internet
— Kristina Skåden: Spatial Humanities and the Norwegian Folklore Archive |
| 14:00 |
Poster session with coffee |
| 15:00 |
Short & long papers [75 min] |
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Visualization (Wallenbergsalen)
Chair: Lars Borin |
Collaboration & Crowd Sourcing (Sydamerika)
Chair: Jenny Bergenmar |
Art & Media (Antarktis)
Chair: Cecilia Lindhé |
Corpora, Lingustics (Asien)
Chair: Koenraad deSmedt |
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Ida Storm, Timothy R Tangherlini, Georgia Broughton, Holly Nicol: “En temmelig lang fodtur”: hGIS and Folklore Collection in 19th Century Denmark |
Reinsone Sanita: Exploring User Engagement in Crowdsourcing Folk Traditions |
Lars Kristensen, Graeme Kirkpatrick: The Digital Experience: Technology and Representation |
Veronika Laippala, Aki-Juhani Kyröläinen, Jenna Kanerva, Juhani Luotolahti, Tapio Salakoski, Filip Ginter: Finnish Internet Parsebank- A web-crawled corpus of Finnish with syntactic analyses |
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Katarzyna Anna Kapitan, Timothy Rowbotham, Tarrin Wills: Visualising genre relationships in Icelandic manuscripts |
Volkmar Engerer, Henriette Roued-Cunliffe, Jørgen Albretsen, Per Hasle: The Prior-project: From Archive Boxes to a Research Community |
Raivo Kelomees: Spatiality, Tactility and Proprioception in Participatory Art |
Ari Páll Kristinsson, Halldóra Jónsdóttir, Steinþór Steingrímsson: Málið.is: An Icelandic web portal for dissemination of information on language and usage |
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Per Widén, Johan Eriksson: Digital reconstructions as a scholarly tool what are we learning? |
Sanna-Maria Marttila: Contributing to Nordic Cultural Commons through Hackathons |
Charlotta Krispinsson: The Afterlife of Early Modern Portraiture in Digitized Museum Collections: Discovering Conventions and Forgotten Images |
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| 16:15 |
Snacks |
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| 16:30 |
Short & long papers [75 min] |
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Literary (Antarktis)
Chair: Anne Birgitte Rønning |
Visual arts (Sydamerika)
Chair: Christian-Emil Ore |
Corpora, Tools (Wallenberg)
Chair: Bente Maegaard |
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Lars Bagøien Johnsen, Siv Frøydis Berg: Body parts in Norwegian books |
Arthur Tennøe: Representations: The analogue photography as a digital source |
Tuula Pääkkönen, Jukka Kervinen: New multi-language digitised newspapers and journals from Finland available as data exports for Nordic researchers |
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Karl Berglund: The space between: The usefulness of semi-distant readings and combined research methods in literary analysis |
Alda Terracciano: The Trading Faces online exhibition and its strategies of public engagement |
Kari Lie Dorer: From theory to practice: The Sett i gang web portal |
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Rafał Kur: Digitization of literary fiction. Example of Jan Potocki’s The Manuscript Found in Saragossa. |
Eivind Røssaak: Bokhylla: A Case Study of the First Complete National Literature Database in the World * |
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Pakhee Kumar: [Re]use of Medieval Paintings in the Network Society: A Study of Ethics |
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Johanna Ilmakunnas: Senses and emotion of early-modern and modern handicrafts digital history approach |
Thomas Egense: Automated improvement of search in low quality OCR using Word2Vec |
| 19:00 |
Dinner at Auktionsverket kulturarena |