Associated with Speech Prosody 2020 in Tokyo there will be:

Workshops,  all May 23rd:

- Prosodic Variation: the role of past and present contact in multilingual societies, abstracts due Jan 31

- Word Order and Prosody, papers due Dec 20

- Representations in Intonational Phonology: How different is Intonational Phonology, and from what?, papers due Dec 20

Special Sessions:

- Temporal Articulation as it relates to communicative prosody, papers due Dec 20

- Acquisition of Interactive Emotional/Social Affective Prosody, papers due Dec 20

- The Third Prosody Visualization Challenge, How well does your system visualize communicative and/or interactive prosody?, submissions due April 25

Tutorials, all May 24th:

- Streamlining the Processing of F0 data using the R package ‘intonation’

- Prosodic Analysis of Speech Corpora Using Praaline and R

- Guide to Annotation with PoLaR

Details for all are at https://sp2020.jpn.org/events/

And, as a reminder, papers for the Speech Prosody conference itself

are also due December 20th.

I'm also pleased to announce that the proceedings of Speech

Prosody 2014 are now, at last, available in the ISCA Archive,

https://www.isca-speech.org/iscaweb/index.php/online-archive , thanks

to the hard work of Rachida Ganga, Aoju Chen, and Martin Cooke.

Nigel Ward,  ISCA Speech Prosody Special Interest Group Chair

Professor of Computer Science, University of Texas at El Paso

CCSB 3.0408,  +1-915-747-6827

nigel@utep.edu    http://www.cs.utep.edu/nigel/