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ORCID2nd HSCR 2017: Helsinki, Finland
- Martti Vainio, Juraj Simko, Reijo Aulanko:
Second International Workshop on the History of Speech Communication Research, HSCR 2017, Helsinki, Finland, August 18-19, 2017. ISCA 2017
Keynote
- Michael Ashby:
The digital history of phonetic science. 7-15
Regular papers
- Fabian Brackhane, Richard Sproat, Jürgen Trouvain:
Editing Kempelen's "Mechanismus der menschlichen Sprache": Experiences and findings. 16-24 - Fabian Brackhane, Mária Gósy:
Kempelen's speaking machine: experiences with replicas. 25-34 - Rüdiger Hoffmann, Gritta Gramm:
The Sennheiser vocoder goes digital - on a German R&D project in the 1970s. 35-44 - Pavel A. Skrelin, Ulyana E. Kochetkova:
Standard French vowel formants vs. characteristic tones of Rousselot: tuning forks technique reconsidered. 45-54 - Takayuki Arai:
Chiba and Kajiyama measured 3D configurations of the human vocal tract and made physical models based on the measurements. 55-60 - Daniel Aalto:
Origins of source filter theory from Mersenne (1636) to Müller (1839). 61-67 - Angelika Braun:
From visible speech to voiceprints - blessing and curse of sound spectrography. 68-78 - Murray Schellenberg:
Music, notation and the representation of lexical tone. 79-88 - Daniel Duran:
On the history of computational modelling and simulations in the phonetic sciences. 95-98
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