Paper 1717
Quantitative Assessment of Tongue Shape and Movement Using Ultrasound Imaging
Tim Bressmann
101-106 (complete paper or proceedings contents)
Tim Bressmann
101-106 (complete paper or proceedings contents)
Abstract
This contribution provides an introduction to the application of ultrasound imaging to phonetic and phonological research. Ultrasound allows the speech researcher to visualize a subject's tongue shape and function. The basic technical principles of ultrasound imaging and the specific methodology for speech research are outlined. In particular, methods for static and dynamic three-dimensional imaging of the tongue are described.
Published in
Selected Proceedings of the 3rd Conference on Laboratory Approaches to Spanish Phonology
edited by Laura Colantoni and Jeffrey Steele
Table of contents
edited by Laura Colantoni and Jeffrey Steele
Table of contents