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15.35 Bus I from Bad Endorf to Kloster Seeon
18.30 Bus II from Bad Endorf to Kloster Seeon
from 18.00 Registration at Kloster Seeon
from 19.30 Buffet Supper at Klosterstüberl
8.45-9.00 Welcome
9.00-10.15 Oral Session
Speech Motor Control: Models and Data IDouglas M. Shiller, Rafaël Laboissière, Vittorio Sanguineti and David J. Ostry:
Jaw mechanical behaviour
during speech production (22)
A.S.Leonov and Victor Sorokin:
Inversion from articulatory movements to control forces (90)
Masaaki Honda and Tokihiko Kaburagi:
Speech compensation to dynamical structural perturbation of the palate
shape (95)
10.15-10.25 Short break
10.25-11.15 Review Paper
Chair: Reiner Wilhelms-TricaricoGerald Gottlieb:
FROM THOUGHT TO EFFECT: A DISCUSSION OF MOTOR PROGRAMS AND
OTHER UNKNOWABLES (R1)
11.15-11.30 Coffee break
11.30-12.30 Poster Session
Speech Motor Control: Models and Data IIMark K. Tiede, Shinobu Masaki and Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson:
Contrasts in speech
articulation observed in sitting and supine conditions (60)
Anders Löfqvist:
Control of closure duration in stop consonants (04)
Silke Steininger and Jochen Müsseler:
Motor control: The role of
goals and the structure of motor representations (80)
Christian Abry, Rafaël Laboissière,
Hélène Loevenbruck, Marie-Agnès Cathiard
and Jean-Luc Schwartz:
Glide production and control in the TWO-component vowel model
(15)
Takayuki Ito, Hiroaki Gomi and Masaaki Honda:
Task dependent jaw-lip coordination examined by jaw perturbation during
bilabial-consonant utterances (31)
Tim Bressmann and Robert Sader:
Communication breakdown broken
down: Aspects of cleft palate speech (85)
Pascal van Lieshout, Christel Rutjens and Paul Spauwen:
The dynamics of inter-lip coupling in speakers with and without a repaired unilateral
cleft-lip history (67)
Lise Crevier-Buchman, Shinji Maeda, Daniel Brasnu, Philippe
Halimi and Jacqueline Vaissière:
Phonetic consequencs of supracricoid partial laryngectomy: phonation-articulation
trade-off: Articulatory Compensation (56)
Rosemary A. Varley, Sandra P. Whiteside and M. Donovan:
A dual route model of speech control: The need for convergent evidence from motor
speech disorders (89)
Karin Deger and Wolfram Ziegler:
Aspects of speech motor
programming in patients with apraxia of speech (48)
12.30-14.00 Lunch
14.00-15.00 Poster Session
Coarticulation, Coordination and Coproduction IJohn R. Westbury and Mary J. Lindstrom:
Two-dimensional shape
functions applied to speech kinematic data (44)
Bryan Gick, A. Min Kang and Doug H. Whalen:
MRI and X-ray evidence for commonality in the dorsal articulations of English
vowels and liquids (12)
Pao-chuan Torng, Peter J. Alfonso and Pascal van Lieshout:
Lexical tone specification on vocal tract shape in Mandarin Chinese vowel production
(69)
Sebastian Heid and Sarah Hawkins:
An acoustical study of long domain /r/ and /l/ coarticulation (79)
Anne Vilain, Christian Abry and Pierre Badin:
Co-production strategies in French VCVs: Confronting Öhmans model with adult
and developmental articulatory data (07)
Christine Mooshammer and Susanne Fuchs:
Stress distinction in German:
Modeling kinematic parameters of tongue tip gestures (87)
Akinori Fujino, Tokihiko Kaburagi, Masaaki Honda, Emi Zuiki Murano and Seiji Niimi:
Relative timing between
articulatory and glottal motions in voiceless consonant production (02)
Didier Demolin, Thierry Metens and Alain Soquet:
Real time MRI and articulatory coordinations in vowels (21)
Klaus Mathiak, U. Klose, Hermann Ackermann, Ingo Hertrich,
W.-E. Kinces and Wolfgang Grodd:
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of articulatory dynamics (34)
15.00-15.15 Coffee break
15.15-16.55 Oral Session
Coarticulation, Coordination and Coproduction IIJoaquín Romero and Daniel Recasens:
American English
flapping and tongue-tip gestural blending (39)
Paula West:
Long-distance coarticulatory effects of British English /l/ and /r/: An EMA, EPG and
acoustic study (68)
Maria-Josep Solé:
Assimilatory models and aerodynamic factors (59)
Hanne Gram Simonsen, Inger Moen and Steve Cowen:
Retroflex consonants in Norwegian: Are they really? Evidence from EMA and EPG
(29)
16.55-17.05 Short break
17.05-18.20 Oral Session
Connected Speech ProcessesLucy Ellis and William J. Hardcastle:
Assimilation strategies in the
production of alveolar to velar sequences: EPG and EMA data (57)
Klaus Kohler:
Linguistic and paralinguistic
functions of non-modal voice in connected speech (51)
Daniel Recasens and Maria Dolors Pallarès:
Underlying voicing and
syllabicity in Majorcan Catalan word final stop clusters (19)
Steven Greenberg and Eric Fosler-Lussier:
The uninvited guest:
Information's role in guiding the production of spontaneous
speech (82)
(Paper in Proceedings but author now unable to attend)
9.00-10.15 Oral Session
Biomechanical and Statistical Modeling IMaureen Stone, Danielle Dick, Andrew S. Douglas, Edward P. Davis and Cengizhan Ozturk:
Modelling the internal tongue using principal strains (61)
Gordon Ramsay:
Modal analysis of muscle dynamics: A systematic approach to dimensionality
reduction for biomechanical models of speech (27)
Reiner Wilhelms-Tricarico:
Development of a tongue and mouth floor model for normalization and biomechanical modeling (73)
10.15-10.25 Short break
10.25-11.15 Review Paper
Chris Harris, Daniel M. Wolpert:
SIGNAL-DEPENDENT NOISE AND OPTIMAL MOTOR CONTROL: A UNIFYING
PRINCIPLE OF HUMAN MOVEMENT (R2)
11.15-11.30 Coffee break
11.30-12.30 Poster Session
Biomechanical and Statistical Modeling IIHiroya Fujisaki, Sumio Ohno and Shuichi Narusawa:
Physiological mechanisms and biomechanical modeling of fundamental frequency
control for the Common Japanese and the Standard Chinese (33)
Pascal Perrier, Yohan Payan, Joseph Perkell, Majid Zandipour,
Xavier Pelorson, Vincent Coisy and Melanie Matthies:
An attempt to simulate the
fluid-walls interactions during velar stops (65)
Jorge C. Lucero:
Measures of variability of
speech movement signals using Functional Data Analysis (47)
Phil Hoole, Axel Wismueller, Gerda Leinsinger, Christian Kroos,
Anja Geumann and Michiko Inoue:
Analysis of the tongue configuration in multi-speaker, multi-volume MRI data (70)
Christian Geng and Christine Mooshammer:
Modeling German stress distinction (16)
Gordon Ramsay and Rafaël Laboissière:
Statistical modelling of speech motor control: A stochastic myocybernetic model of the jaw/hyoid/larynx complex (28)
David J. Ostry, Douglas M. Shiller and Paul L. Gribble:
The complexity of control of orofacial motion (20)
Jean Schoentgen:
Glottal vibration and vocal
tract filter function convert jitter into shimmer (36)
Michael H. Krane, Daniel J. Sinder and James L. Flanagan:
Aeroacoustic modeling of speech sound production (62)
Eiichi Yoshikawa and Nobuhiro Miki:
A new model of lung and
trachea for speech synthesizer of vocal-tract analog (23)
12.30-14.00 Lunch
14.00-15.00 Poster Session
Articulatory-Acoustic RelationsRichard S. McGowan:
Vowel kinematics in various consonant, stress, and phrase position contexts (74)
Liam Fitzpatrick and Ailbhe Ní Chasaide:
Inferring tongue articulation from simultaneous EMA & EPG: Complementary and
conflicting data (54)
Khalil Iskarous:
The articulatory meaning of dynamic formant patterns (50)
Adrian Simpson:
Gender-specific differences in
the articulatory and acoustic realization of interword vowel sequences in American English (01)
Lian Apostol, Pascal Perrier, Monica Baciu, Christoph Segebarth and Pierre Badin:
Using the formant/cavity
affiliation to study the inter-speaker variability: Assessment
from MRI data (55)
Edda Farnetani:
Hyper- to hypo-articulated
vowels: Articulatory-acoustic relations (92)
Sacha Krstulovic:
LPC modeling with speech production constraints (77)
Robert E. Beaudoin and Richard S. McGowan:
Principal component analysis
of X-ray microbeam data for articulatory recovery (75)
Takesi Okadome, Shin Suzuki and Masaaki Honda:
Recovery of articulatory
movements from acoustics with phonemic information (83)
15.00-15.15 Coffee break
15.15-16.30 Oral Session
Aerodynamic Models IIPhilip J.B. Jackson and Christine H. Shadle:
Aero-acoustic modelling of
voiced and unvoiced fricatives based on MRI data (14)
Fariborz Alipour and Ronald C. Scherer:
Pressure-flow relationships in
a hemilarynx mechanical model (25)
Ingo Titze:
Biomechanical modeling of vocal fold posturing (35)
16.30-16.40 Short break
16.40-17.55 Oral Session
Acoustic to Articulatory Inversion IIJianwu Dang and Kiyoshi Honda:
Estimation of vocal tract
shape from speech sounds via a physiological articulatory model (38)
Sorin Dusan and Li Deng:
Acoustic-to-articulatory inversion using dynamical and phonological constraints
(81)
John Hogden and Patrick Valdez:
Bridging the gap between
speech production and speech recognition (42)
8.30-11.30 ATR Symposium on Speech Evolution
Jean-Louis Heim:
Modalities in the growth of
Neandertal infants: implication to the reconstruction of the vocal tract of Neandertal men (E1)
Louis-Jean Boë, Jean-Louis Heim, Kiyoshi Honda and Shinji Maeda:
Neandertal man was not
morphologically handicapped for speech (E2)
10.00-10.15 Coffee break
Horonori Takemoto:
Morphological analysis and 3D modeling of the tongue musculature in the human and
chimpanzee (E4)
Didier Demolin:
The evolution and control of tongue movement in speech (E5)
11.45-16.00 Excursion
16.00-16.50 Review Paper
Onno Crasborn:
Phonological and phonetic features of sign languages (R3)
16.50-17.05 Coffee break
17.05-18.45 Oral Session
Tactile and Auditory FeedbackJoseph Perkell, Majid Zandipour, Jannell Vick, Melanie
Matthies, Harlan Lane, Frank H.Guenther and Wolfgang Grodd:
Rapid changes in speech
production parameters in response to a change in hearing (40)
John Houde, Srikantan Nagarajan and Michael Merzenich:
Modulation of auditory cortex during speech production: An MEG study (43)
J.A. Jones and Kevin Munhall:
Perceptual contributions to fundamental frequency production (46)
Jean-Luc Schwartz and Louis-Jean Boë:
Predicting palatal contacts from jaw and tongue commands: A new
sensory model and its potential use in speech control (37)
8.30-9.20 Oral Session
Audiovisual SynthesisPierre Badin, Pascal Borel, Gérard Bailly, Lionel Revéret, Monica Baciuo and Christoph
Segebarth:
Towards an audio-visual virtual talking head: 3D linear articulatory modelling of
tongue, lips and face based on MRI and video images (71)
Hani Yehia, Takaaki Kuratate and Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson:
Facial animation and head
motion driven by speech acoustics (91)
9.20-10.35 Poster Session
Neural Processes and Control ModelsLouis-Jean Boë and Rafaël Laboissière:
A new heuristics for exploring
the maximal acoustic space for vowels (72)
Daniel E. Callan, Akiko M. Callan, Christian Kroos and Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson:
Neural processes underlying perception of audio-visual speech production
(18)
Louis-Jean Boë, Lucie Ménard and Shinji Maeda:
Adaptation of control strategies during vocal tract growth inferred from simulation
studies with an articulatory model (93)
Jörg Mayer, Grzegorz Dogil, Hermann Ackermann, Michael
Erb, Axel Riecker, Dirk Wildgruber and Wolfgang Grodd:
Prosody in speech production: A paradigm for functional imaging and first results
(41)
Antonio Teixeira, Francisco Vaz and José Carlos Príncipe:
Nasal vowels following a nasal consonant (08)
Jonathan Rodgers:
The phonatory correlates of juncture in German (45)
Alain Arnal, Pierre Badin, Gilbert Brock, Pierre-Yves Connan,
Evelyne Florig, Noël Perez, Pascal Perrier, Pela Simon,
Rudolph Sock, Laurent Varin, Béatrice Vaxelaire and Jean-Pierre Zerling:
An X-ray database for French (66)
Olov Engwall and Pierre Badin:
An MRI study of Swedish fricatives: Coarticulatory effects (64)
Luis M. T. Jesus and Christine Shadle:
Parameterizing spectral characteristics of European Portuguese fricatives
(58)
10.35-10.50 Coffee break
10.50-12.05 Poster Session
Resources, Instrumental Techniques and Analyses MethodsAlan Wrench and William J. Hardcastle:
A multichannel articulatory speech database and its application for Automatic Speech
Recognition (03)
Cécile Fougeron, Yohann Meynadier and Didier Demolin:
62 vs. 96 electrodes: A comparative analysis of Reading and Kay Elemetrics EPG
pseudo-palates (13)
Andreas Zierdt:
Extracting tongues from moving heads (05)
Emi Zuiki Murano, Hiroshi Imagawa, Seiji Niimi, Masanobu Kumada and Takeo Kobayashi:
Vocal fold vibration patterns in spasmodic dysphonia: Observations from a high-speed digital imaging system (24)
Kohichi Ogata and Yorinobu Sonoda:
Evaluation of articulatory dynamics and timing based on cascaded
first-order systems (52)
Kunitoshi Motoki, Pierre Badin, Xavier Pelorson and Hiroki Matsuzaki:
A modal parametric method for computing acoustic characteristics of
three-dimensional vocal tract models (53)
Hiroki Matsuzaki and Kunitoshi Motoki:
FEM analysis of 3-D vocal tract model with asymmetrical shape
(32)
Bernd J. Kröger, Ralf Winkler, Christine Mooshammer and Bernd Pompino-Marschall:
Estimation of vocal tract area function from Magnetic Resonance Imaging:
Preliminary results (10)
Samir El-Masri and Nobuhiro Miki:
A new efficient FEM and analysis of relation between impedance function and
geometrical parameters of the vocal tract (78)
Christian Kroos, Takaaki Kuratate and Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson:
Listen to the face - Measuring
the facial kinematics of speech from video sequences (17)
12.05-13.30 Lunch
13.30-14.45 Oral Session
Articulatory SynthesisKazufumi Nishikawa, Kouichirou Asama, Kouki Hayashi, Hideaki
Takanobu and Atsuo Takanishi:
Development of a talking robot (49)
Brad H. Story and Ingo R. Titze:
An investigation of voice quality based on modifications of the neutral vocal tract
shape (11)
Tokihiko Kaburagi and Masaaki Honda:
Dynamic articulatory model based on multidimensional invariant-feature task
representation (88)
14.45-15.00 Closing Session
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