Donnerstag, 15.10.2016, 15:50–17:20 Uhr

• Petra Wagner, Aleksandra Ćwiek, Barbara Samlowski
  Beat it! – Gesture-based Prominence Annotation as a Window to Individual Prosody Perception
• Grigorij Aronov, Antje Schweitzer
  Acoustic correlates of word stress in German spontaneous speech
• Katrin Wolfswinkler, Eva Reinisch
  The impact of accent familiarity on the perception of difficult sound contrasts for German learners of English
• Sebastian Bredemann
  A tonal analysis of the Limburgian Dialect spoken in Reuver
• Jan Michalsky
  Perception of Pitch Scaling in Rising Intonation. On the Relevance of f0 Median and Speaking Rate in German
• Riccarda Funk, Christina Otto
  Die akustischen und artikulatorischen Korrelate des /r/ im Norddeutschen. Eine Ultraschallstudie.
• Michael Pucher, Michaela Rausch-Supola, Sylvia Moosmüller, Markus Toman, Dietmar Schabus, Friedrich Neubarth
  Open data for speech synthesis of Austrian German language varieties
• Denis Arnold, Fabian Tomaschek
  The Karl Eberhards Corpus of spontaneously spoken southern German in dialogues – audio and articulatory recordings
• Nina Poerner, Florian Schiel
  An automatic chunk segmentation tool for long transcribed speech recordings
• Elissa Pustka, Christoph Gabriel, Trudel Meisenburg
  Romance Corpus Phonology: from (Inter-)Phonologie du Français Contemporain (I)PFC to (Inter-)Fonología del Español Contemporáneo (I)FEC
• Iona Gessinger, Eran Raveh, Johannah O'Mahony, Ingmar Steiner, Bernd Möbius
  A Shadowing Experiment with Natural and Synthetic Stimuli
• Yshai Kalmanovitch
  The Zurich Tangram Corpus (ZTC): Speech in interaction and phonetic convergence
• Johanna Dobbriner, Oliver Jokisch, Michael Maruschke
  Assessment of Prosodic Attributes in Codec-Compressed Speech
• Daniel Duran, Natalie Lewandowski, Antje Schweitzer
  Wahrnehmungsexperimente mit Hilfe eines Computerspiels
• Urban Zihlmann, Adrian Leemann
  ‘Chend’ met – ‘Kind’ mit : using Big Data to explore phoneme-to-grapheme mapping in Lucerne Swiss German
• Markus Jochim, Christoph Draxler
  Fully Automated Accent Correction for Computer-Assisted Speech Rhythm Training
• Volker Dellwo
  PresenterPro: A Praat plug-in for efficiently presenting and recording speech prompts
• Mathias Walther, Jokisch Oliver, Taieb Mellouli
  Two-stage Decision Trees for Automatic Speaker Likability Classification
• Hiroyuki Tanaka, Tamara Rathcke
  Then, what is charisma? The role of audio-visual prosody in L1 and L2 political speeches