Title:    Speech Under Stress   (Lecture)

Time: Friday, March 19, 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Location:    Tucson 5

Chair: Hansen John    (Duke University)

9:30 AM    SPEC-4.1
SPEECH UNDER STRESS CONDITIONS: OVERVIEW OF THE EFFECT ON SPEECH PRODUCTION AND ON SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
Herman J.M. Steeneken (TNO Human Factors Research Institute), John H.L. Hansen (Robust Speech Processing Laboratory, CSLU-Boulder)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

9:45 AM SPEC-4.2
THE LOMBARD EFFECT: A REFLEX TO BETTER COMMUNICATE WITH OTHERS IN NOISE
Jean-Claude Junqua, Steven Fincke, Ken Field (Panasonic Technologies, Inc.)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

10:00 AM SPEC-4.3
METHODS FOR STRESS CLASSIFICATION: NONLINEAR TEO AND LINEAR SPEECH BASED FEATURES
Guojun Zhou, John H.L. Hansen, James F. Kaiser (Duke University)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

10:15 AM SPEC-4.4
ANALYSIS OF MRATE, SHIMMER, JITTER AND Fo CONTOUR FEATURES ACROSS STRESS AND SPEAKING STYLE IN THE SUSAS DATABASE
Raymond E. Slyh, W. Todd Nelson (Air Force Research Laboratory), Eric G. Hansen (Veridian)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

10:30 AM SPEC-4.5
Some characteristics of speech produced under high G-force and pressure breathing
Allan J South (Defence Evaluation and Research Agency)
[abstract]  [manuscript]

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