Alexandra Petrulevich is Associate Senior Lecturer/Assistant Professor at Uppsala University, Sweden. Her scholarly interests include Scandinavian philology, onomastics, digital humanities, and spatial analysis of language data.Simon Skovgaard Boeck is senior editor at the Society for Danish Language and Literature, where his work focuses on medieval and renaissance Danish language and literature.

• "Introduction," by Alexandra Petrulevich and Simon Skovgaard BoeckChapter 1: "Norse World from Plan to Action: Building a Digital Gazetteer of East Norse Medieval Literature Step by Step," by Alexandra Petrulevich and Simon Skovgaard BoeckChapter 2: "Mapping Saints: Creating a Digital Spatial Research Infrastructure to Study Medieval Lived Religion," by Sara Ellis Nilsson, Terese Zachrisson, Anders Fröjmark, Lena Liepe, and Johan ÅhlfeldtChapter 3: "Medieval to Modern: Using Spatial Data from the Digital Projects Icelandic Saga Map and Nafnið.Is to Explore the Interaction between Narrative and Place in Iceland," by Emily LethbridgeChapter 4: "Tora: Topographical Register at the Swedish National Archives," by Olof KarsvallChapter 5: "Towards Digital Spatiality: Rethinking the World’s Largest Place-Name Collection," by Björn Karlsson, Kristina Neumüller, and Elin PihlChapter 6: "Place-Name Databases—A Spatio-Temporal Mess," by Peder GammeltoftChapter 7: "Sustainability and Best Practices for Linked Data Heritage Resources: Some Case Studies from Sweden," by Agnieszka Backman and Marcus SmithChapter 8: "Integrating Time and Space in a Digital-Historical Administrative Atlas," by Peder DamChapter 9: "A Digital Periegesis: Implementing Spatial Research Infrastructures for Classical History and Archaeology," by Anna Foka, Elton Barker, Kyriaki Konstantinidou, Nasrin Mostofian, Brady Kiesling, Linda Talatas, O. Cenk Demiroglu, and Kajsa PalmChapter 10: "Flores Travels to Babylon: Flores och Blanzeflor in its European Context," by Sofia LodénChapter 11: "Place-Name Variation in Medieval Literature in the Digital Age," by Alexandra PetrulevichChapter 12: "Nameless Places," by Simon Skovgaard Boeck"Concluding Remarks," by Stuart Dunn

Alexandra Petrulevich is Associate Senior Lecturer/Assistant Professor at Uppsala University, Sweden. Her scholarly interests include Scandinavian philology, onomastics, digital humanities, and spatial analysis of language data.Simon Skovgaard Boeck is senior editor at the Society for Danish Language and Literature, where his work focuses on medieval and renaissance Danish language and literature.

• "Introduction," by Alexandra Petrulevich and Simon Skovgaard BoeckChapter 1: "Norse World from Plan to Action: Building a Digital Gazetteer of East Norse Medieval Literature Step by Step," by Alexandra Petrulevich and Simon Skovgaard BoeckChapter 2: "Mapping Saints: Creating a Digital Spatial Research Infrastructure to Study Medieval Lived Religion," by Sara Ellis Nilsson, Terese Zachrisson, Anders Fröjmark, Lena Liepe, and Johan ÅhlfeldtChapter 3: "Medieval to Modern: Using Spatial Data from the Digital Projects Icelandic Saga Map and Nafnið.Is to Explore the Interaction between Narrative and Place in Iceland," by Emily LethbridgeChapter 4: "Tora: Topographical Register at the Swedish National Archives," by Olof KarsvallChapter 5: "Towards Digital Spatiality: Rethinking the World’s Largest Place-Name Collection," by Björn Karlsson, Kristina Neumüller, and Elin PihlChapter 6: "Place-Name Databases—A Spatio-Temporal Mess," by Peder GammeltoftChapter 7: "Sustainability and Best Practices for Linked Data Heritage Resources: Some Case Studies from Sweden," by Agnieszka Backman and Marcus SmithChapter 8: "Integrating Time and Space in a Digital-Historical Administrative Atlas," by Peder DamChapter 9: "A Digital Periegesis: Implementing Spatial Research Infrastructures for Classical History and Archaeology," by Anna Foka, Elton Barker, Kyriaki Konstantinidou, Nasrin Mostofian, Brady Kiesling, Linda Talatas, O. Cenk Demiroglu, and Kajsa PalmChapter 10: "Flores Travels to Babylon: Flores och Blanzeflor in its European Context," by Sofia LodénChapter 11: "Place-Name Variation in Medieval Literature in the Digital Age," by Alexandra PetrulevichChapter 12: "Nameless Places," by Simon Skovgaard Boeck"Concluding Remarks," by Stuart Dunn

Alexandra Petrulevich is Associate Senior Lecturer/Assistant Professor at Uppsala University, Sweden. Her scholarly interests include Scandinavian philology, onomastics, digital humanities, and spatial analysis of language data.Simon Skovgaard Boeck is senior editor at the Society for Danish Language and Literature, where his work focuses on medieval and renaissance Danish language and literature.

• "Introduction," by Alexandra Petrulevich and Simon Skovgaard BoeckChapter 1: "Norse World from Plan to Action: Building a Digital Gazetteer of East Norse Medieval Literature Step by Step," by Alexandra Petrulevich and Simon Skovgaard BoeckChapter 2: "Mapping Saints: Creating a Digital Spatial Research Infrastructure to Study Medieval Lived Religion," by Sara Ellis Nilsson, Terese Zachrisson, Anders Fröjmark, Lena Liepe, and Johan ÅhlfeldtChapter 3: "Medieval to Modern: Using Spatial Data from the Digital Projects Icelandic Saga Map and Nafnið.Is to Explore the Interaction between Narrative and Place in Iceland," by Emily LethbridgeChapter 4: "Tora: Topographical Register at the Swedish National Archives," by Olof KarsvallChapter 5: "Towards Digital Spatiality: Rethinking the World’s Largest Place-Name Collection," by Björn Karlsson, Kristina Neumüller, and Elin PihlChapter 6: "Place-Name Databases—A Spatio-Temporal Mess," by Peder GammeltoftChapter 7: "Sustainability and Best Practices for Linked Data Heritage Resources: Some Case Studies from Sweden," by Agnieszka Backman and Marcus SmithChapter 8: "Integrating Time and Space in a Digital-Historical Administrative Atlas," by Peder DamChapter 9: "A Digital Periegesis: Implementing Spatial Research Infrastructures for Classical History and Archaeology," by Anna Foka, Elton Barker, Kyriaki Konstantinidou, Nasrin Mostofian, Brady Kiesling, Linda Talatas, O. Cenk Demiroglu, and Kajsa PalmChapter 10: "Flores Travels to Babylon: Flores och Blanzeflor in its European Context," by Sofia LodénChapter 11: "Place-Name Variation in Medieval Literature in the Digital Age," by Alexandra PetrulevichChapter 12: "Nameless Places," by Simon Skovgaard Boeck"Concluding Remarks," by Stuart Dunn