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São Paulo School of Advanced Studies in Speech Dynamics

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Event documentation

Special address

 Science and Technology in São Paulo, Brazil 2.34 MB

Carlos Henrique de Brito Cruz (Scientific Director, Fapesp)

The rich documentation produced by SPSASSD can be downloaded from this page. Above is Prof. Brito Cruz’s talk on research funding and science productivity in the State of São Paulo. Below are the presentations from the five day program, including students’ posters.

Course presentations

Albano, DemolinPhonetic data analysis693 KB
ChitoranTopics in speech dynamics1.87 MB
IskarousTask dynamics: theory and practice32 MB
KingstonThe speaker, the hearer and articulatory control13.4 MB
LuceroArticulation kinematics and modeling of larynx, vocal tract and face3.95 MB
Oliveira Jr.Natural language processing: challenges and applications6.09 MB
TurkHow does speech timing work?11.8 MB

Seminars

Ades, DemolinPrimate language evolution13.3 MB
AlbanoSome challenging facts of Brazilian Portuguese phonology299 KB
AltmannOn the intermittent dynamics of language use3.59 MB
DemolinSpeech between field and laboratory: data, models and theories2.48 MB
Cristófaro-SilvaEmergence in phonological acquisition3.48 MB
YehiaCurrent challenges in speech science: on acoustic-articulatory relations in speech production7 MB

Round tables

Medeiros, Rothe-NevesAerodynamic clues to gesture overlap in Brazilian Portuguese vowel nasality2.33 MB
Alves, Berti, Ferreira-Gonçalves, ZimmerAcoustic clues to gestural processes in L1 and L2 acquisition2.48 MB

Posters

Aline OliveiraFundamental frequency behavior in sad and happy speech5.46 MB
Amelia KellyJoin cost optimisation in unit selection speech synthesis351 KB
Ana Paula P F EngelbertDifferences in the production of english words of sequences cvc and cvcv by brazilian learners: an acoustic analysis642 KB
Ana Paula RozaThe relationship between speech and singing in Bossa Nova789 KB
Antonio PessottiSimilarities and differences between sung and spoken speech0.983 MB
Argyro KatsikaThe effect of prominence position on boundaries in Greek620 KB
Benjamin ParrellHow /b, d, g/ differ from /p, t, k/ in Spanish: A dynamic account1.83 MB
Christin KirchhuebelThe effects of Lombard speech on vowel formant measurements206 KB
Clerton Luiz FelixAn Introductory Analysis of the Roles of Duration, Intensity, and F0 in Explicit and Implicit Performatives in Brazilian Portuguese349 KB
Claire NanceAspiration in Scottish Gaelic stop consonants246 KB
Darja AppelganzWord-Final Devoicing in Russian and German: Elctroglottographic Analysis447 KB
Denise Pozzani BarbosaGradient allophony in Brazilian Portuguese alveolar stops: data from a dialect spoken in Jundiaí-SP742 KB
Diego Jiliquin RamirezApproaches to the synchrony and diachrony of back fricatives in three dialects of Spanish923 KB
Francisco Meneses and Vera PachecoInstrumental analysis of vowel and plosive duration in brazilian portuguese361 KB
Jill ThorsonGestural and acoustic evidence for the syllabic organization of children’s early words1.62 MB
Juliano LeandroA study of nasality in the Kuikuro language2.51 MB
Larissa RinaldiProcedures for the Analyses of Child Vowels and Obstruents in Brazilian Portuguese1.61 MB
Leandro BolanosAspiration of /s/ in Spanish. An account of morpheme boundary processes.481 KB
Leonardo Araujo, Hani Yehia and Thaïs CristófaroMultidimensional Scaling Representation of Speech Sound Dissimilarities375 KB
Leonardo Lancia and Susanne FuchsApplying Recurrence Analysis to Speech1.22 MB
Lisa RobertsAuthentic and acted responses to physical and emotional distress442 KB
Luci KikuchiHigh vowels in Brazilian Portuguese and British English85 KB
Luciana de Oliveira Pagan-NevesElettoglotographic study from Brazilian Portuguese fricative voiced sounds308 KB
Ludimila Nascimento, Stela Lemos and Rui Rothe-NevesThe influence of environmental noise on the performance of students in tests of tonal pattern of frequency and duration414 KB
Magnun MadrugaCnasalV and CstopV biases in Brazilian Portuguese acquisition: an exploratory study69.4 KB
Marcia Regina BeckerProduction of [m] and [n] in Codas by Brazilian Students515 KB
Marco Fonseca and Mário SilvaThe Emergence of Some Phonological Patterns in the Verbal Morphology in Brazilian Portuguese599 KB
Marcus Vinicius Moreira MartinsFrequencies Scales: an intonation and perception’s speech approach.102 KB
Marianna NadeuSecondary Stress in Catalan425 KB
Marta Helena BandeiraThe dynamics of interlinguistic transfer of VOT patterns in multilingual children186 KB
Michael ColleyNear merger or lexical split? The case of mas and mais in Brazilian Portuguese366 KB
Priscila CôrtesFactors of disagreement in the speech segmentation of the C-ORAL-BRASIL corpus107 KB
Ricardo NapoleãoEmergent Consonantal Clusters320 KB
Rosane Garcia and Márcia ZimmerCV phonotactical biases in Brazilian Portuguese acquisition343 KB
Renné Alegria and Maria Ines NogueiraSpeech Production of mild Alzheimer’s disease patients1.16 MB
Sabrina Gewehr-Borella, Márcia Zimmer and Ubiratã AlvesComparing the ‘writing production’, ‘perception’ and ‘oral production’ tripod in monolingual and bilingual data267 KB
Scott SadowskyPhonetic characterization and socio-linguistic stratification of the vowel allophones of the Spanish of Concepción3.17 MB
Tareq Maiteq.Prosodic constituent structure and the spread of anticipatory pharyngealisation in two Arabic dialects208 KB
Victor Hugo Medina Soares and Liliane P. BarbosaOn the nature of raised mid front vowels in Brazilian Portuguese423 KB
Vikram RamanarayananProsodic Variation within Speech Planning and Execution1.08 MB
Viviana Vergara FernándezThe production of [v] as an allophone of /b/ in pre-literate children in the province of Concepción6.08 MB

Photos

Here are some photos kindly sent by Prof. John Kingston:

Dinafon stands for Dinâmica Fônica, i.e., speech dynamics, and expresses the research interests of a group of phonologists/phoneticians directed by Eleonora Albano.
LAFAPE – IEL – Unicamp

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