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Program Tuesday, December 12th 2006
16:00 – 20:00 Mini Workshop ArtiSynth (Sidney Fells)
Wednesday, December 13th 2006
08:45 – 09:00 Opening
09:00 – 10:00
(keynote session K1) Auditory Processing
Acoustic Limbic Networks in Auditory Sensory Processing 10:00 – 10:15 break
10:15 – 11:30
11:30 – 11:45 break
11:45 – 12:35
12:45 – 14:00 lunch
14:00 – 16:00
(poster session P1A) Biomechanical Models of the Tongue
Observation and Simulation of Large-scale Deformation of Tongue[PDF] An Efficient Biomechanical Tongue model for Speech Research[PDF] Towards Articulatory Speech Synthesis with a Dynamic 3D Finite Element Tongue Model[PDF]
(poster session P1B) Speech Acquisition and Development
Learning to associate speech-likle sensory and motor states during babbling[PDF] Skull and vocal tract growth from newborn to adult[PDF] What does it take to make a first word? The development of speech motor control during the first year of life[PDF] The effect of accurate speech production experience on the development of auditory-visual speech perception in children[PDF] Patterns of vowel space utilization in Hungarian caregiverese addressed to young children: An evaluation of the MIPhI model[PDF] The Development of Lexical Tone Production in Thai Children, 18 months to 6 years: Relationships with Language Milestones?[PDF]
(poster session P1C) Audiovisual Speech
Analysis of the variability of the coupling between facial motion and speech acoustics Effects of speech production on speech perception: self-other effects on lips reading and phoneme identification boundary shifts Relating the audible and visible components of speech[PDF] Vowel classification from lips: the Cued Speech production case[PDF] Data-driven facial animation of speech using a QR factorization algorithm[PDF]
(poster session P1D) Cross-language Studies
Japanese native speakers discriminate English vowel formant frequencies better than English native speakers[PDF] Anticipatory Coarticulation in Vowel-Consonant-Vowel sequences: A crosslinguistic study of French and Mandarin speakers[PDF] An Interface between Phonetics and Phonology: Evidence from Implosives[PDF] 16:00 – 17:40
(oral session O1C) Somatosensory and Muscular Activity
Human Perioral Dynamics Model for Labial Interaction in Speech Articulation and its Motor Control[PDF] The interplay between dynamics and muscle activation in the tongue during speech[PDF] Specificity of Speech Motor Learning[PDF] The Perception and Production of Phones and Tones: The Role of Rigid and Non-Rigid Face and Head Motion[PDF] 20:00 dinner
Thursday, December 14th 2006
09:00 – 10:25
(keynote session K2) Evolution of Speech
Vertebrate Vocal Production: Themes and Variations Prediction of the ability of the vocal tracts of fossils to produce speech sounds 10:25 – 10:40 break
10:40 – 11:30
11:30 – 11:45 break
11:45 – 12:35
12:35 – 14:00 lunch
14:00 – 16:00
(poster session P2A) Somatosensory Compensation
Facial skin stretch induces reflexes for articulatory adjustment[PDF] Maintaining Somatosensory Precision in Speech[PDF] Rest and reaction time to speech: comparison of stuttering and fluent speakers[PDF] Temporal development of compensation strategies for perturbed palate shapes in German /ʃ/-production[PDF]
(poster session P2B) Glottal Control
The Lombard Effect: a physiological reflex or a controlled intelligibility enhancement?[PDF] A preliminary study of asymmetric vocal vibrations: modelling and "in vitro" validation[PDF] Intrinsic F0 differences for German tense and lax vowels[PDF] Laryngeal and supralaryngeal adjustments in countertenors: fiberscopic, radioscopic, electroglottogrphic, and acoustic observations[PDF] Kinematic study of Moroccan Arabic simple and geminate obstruents: Evidence from transillumination[PDF] Realization and Perception of Tones in Mono- and Polysyllabic Words in Thai[PDF]
(poster session P2C) Co-Articulation
On the Lingual Articulation in Vowel Production: Case Study from Ningbo Chinese[PDF] On the Three-Way Distinction of Lip Rounding in Ningbo Chinese[PDF] Extending the Movement Expansion Model (MEM) for rounding from French to English[PDF] Gestural overlap and C-center in selected French consonant clusters[PDF] Aspects of Co-Articulation Phenomenon in External Sandhi in the Brazilian Portuguese: Elision, Diphthong, Contamination[PDF] The Articulation of the Palatal Gesture in American English [ɹ][PDF] The time course of intraoral pressure changes during the formation and release of consonants and consonant clusters of German[PDF] 16:00 – 17:40
(oral session O2C) Motor Control and Strategy
Go with the flow: Between automaticity and enhancement in control of segmental F0[PDF] Speaking with a Bite-Block: Data and Modeling[PDF] Brain Regions Involved with Speech Motor Control Mediate Phonetic Perceptual Identification Performance to a Greate Extent than Brain Regions Involved with Auditory Processing[PDF] Achieving Speech Motor Goals: Feedforward and Feedback Control[PDF] 20:00 dinner
Friday, December 15th 2006
09:00 – 10:00
(keynote session K3) Motor Control
Multi-Element Synergies in a Variety of State Spaces[PDF] 10:00 – 10:15 break
10:15 – 11:30
(oral session O3A) Vocal Tract Modeling
Modeling Asymmetrical Movements of Normal and Pathological Tongue[PDF] Three-dimensional linear modeling of tongue: Articulatory data and models[PDF] A 3D biomechanical vocal tract model to study speech production control: How to take into account the gravity?[PDF] 11:30 – 11:45 break
11:45 – 12:35
12:45 – 14:00 lunch
14:00 – 16:00
(poster session P3A) Measurement Methodologies
Semi-Automatic Processing of Real-time MR Image Sequences for Speech Production Studies[PDF] Coupling electromagnetic sensors and ultrasound images for tongue tracking: acquisition set up and preliminary results[PDF] Measurement of tissue deformation in the tongue during a vowel sequence /ei/ using tagged-cine MRI[PDF] Spatio-temporal inaccuracies of video-based ultrasound images of the tongue[PDF] Velar movements for the feature [±nasal] for two French speakers[PDF] Fiberscopic and acoustic analysis of vocalic nasality in Brazilian Portuguese A study of articulatory compensation by MRI
(poster session P3B) Acoustics/Articulatory Inversion
Evaluation of speech inversion using an articulatory classifier[PDF] Evaluation of phonetic constraints used in acoustic-to-articulatory inversion[PDF] Adapting visual data to a linear articulatory model[PDF]
(poster session P3C) Vocal-Tract Models and Synthesis
Vocal Tract Model Adaptation Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging[PDF] Articulatory synthesis driven by geometrical contours of the vocal tract extracted from cineradiographic data[PDF] The relation between differences in vocal tract geometry and articulatory control strategies in the production of French vowels: Evidence from MRI and modeling[PDF]
(poster session P3D) Prosody and Emotion
The speech laugh spectrum[PDF] An Exploratory Study of Emotional Speech Production using Functional Data Analysis Techniques[PDF] Laryngeal correlates of prosodic variation[PDF] In-Quiet and Lombard Audiovisual Speech[PDF] Interplay between linguistic and affective goals in facial expression during emotional utterances[PDF] 16:00 – 17:40
(oral session O3C) Acoustics of Speech Production
Theoretical and experimental validation of a non-linear vocal fold model[PDF] Just put your lips together and blow? The whistled fricatives of Southern Bantu[PDF] Quantal aspects of non anterior sibilant fricatives: a simulation study[PDF] The Influence of Geometry on the Initiation of Turbulence in the Vocal Tract During the Production of Fricatives[PDF] 20:00 dinner
Saturday, December 16th 2006
09:00 Schooner trip to local islands
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