ISCA Special Interest Group: Speech Prosody (SProSIG)

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Aims. The aims of the Special Interest Group on Speech Prosody SProSIG are to promote the study and diffusion of knowledge about Speech Prosody in general. The International nature of the SIG also provides a means for diffusing information both to and from the different language communities involved in research on various languages.

Motivation. The subject of Speech Prosody today covers a huge multidisciplinary area of research involving scientists from very different backgrounds and traditions, including linguistics, acoustics, speech synthesis and recognition, cognitive psychology, neuroscience, speech therapy, language teaching. Work in each of these fields has evolved very rapidly over the last few years and it is today impossible for any one person to keep up with the most recent work in all of these fields. The subject is particularly daunting for young researchers coming into the area who need to acquire a background in several fields which are often taught in entirely different departments or institutions.

Board. The officers for 2022-2024 are:

• Chairperson: Nigel Ward, Chair
• Plinio Barbosa
• Aoju Chen
• Hongwei DingTT
• Martine Grice

ISCA-supported events

• Speech Prosody 2024, Leiden, The Netherlands, July 2-5, 2024
• Speech Prosody 2022 (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2020, 25/8-28/5, Tokyo, Japan (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2018, 13/6-16/6, Poznań, Poland (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2016, 31/5-3/6, Boston, MA, USA (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2014, 21/5-24/5, Dublin, Ireland
• Speech Prosody 2012, 22/5-25/5, Shanghai, China (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2010, 11/5-14/5, Chicago, IL, USA (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2008, 6/5-8/5, Campinas, Brazil (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2006, 2/5-5/5, Dresden, Germany (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2004, 23/5-26/5, Nara, Japan (Proceedings)
• Speech Prosody 2002, 11/4-13/4, Aix-en-Provence, France (Proceedings)

SProSIG also endorses a series of workshops dedicated to the Tonal Aspects of Languages

• TAI 2021. Sonderborg, Denmark 6-9 December 2021 (Proceedings)
• TAL 2018, 18/6-20/6, Berlin, Germany (Proceedings)
• TAL 2016, 24/5-27/5, Buffalo, NY, USA (Proceedings)
• TAL 2014, 13/5-16/5, Nijmegen, The Netherlands (Proceedings)
• TAL 2012, 26/5-29/5, Nanjing, China (Proceedings)
• TAL 2006, 27/4-29-4, La Rochelle, France (Proceedings)
• TAL 2004, 28/3-29/3, Beijing, China (Proceedings)

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