ICVPB 2004 Marseille

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON VOICE PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOMECHANICS

- MARSEILLE (France), August 18-20, 2004 -

 

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Marseille, Provence
les francophones entre eux

La réunion de l'ICVPB organisée par l'AFROP (Association de Formation et de Recherche en Orthophonie Phoniatrie) sera organisée en conformité avec la loi du 4 août 1994 et notamment avec son article 6.

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Tout participant aura le droit de s'exprimer en français

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Les documents présentant le programme seront accompagnés d'une version française

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L'organisateur, au sens de la loi du 4 août 1994 est l'AFROP, association de droit privé. A ce titre la traduction des débats n'est pas une obligation légale. Néanmoins, les organisateurs étudient la possibilité technique et financière d'une traduction simultanée de l'anglais vers le français. Les informations à ce sujet seront disponibles ultérieurement sur ce site

Programme scientifique/ ATTENTION toutes les communications scientifiques qui ont été soumises l'ont été en anglais, y compris venant des équipes françaises. A ce jour, il n'a pas été possible d'organiser de traduction pendant le congres.

Mercredi, Aout 18

 

8h00

 

Introduction

A Giovanni, M Ouaknine, P Dejonckere (Marseille-France, Utrecht-Netherlands)

C Larson (Evanston-USA)

 

 

8h20

 

session 1

Président: J Jiang (Madison-USA), L Traissac (Bordeaux-France)

Lecture : Currents concepts and  research in the field of glottic modelling by I Titze (Iowa City-USA)

 

 

8h40

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Towards full-scale three dimensional larynx simulation. M Oliveira Rosa, J Pereira (Sao Paolo-Brazil)

- A vertical three-mass model of phonation based on empirical intraglottal pressures. R Scherer, G Zhai, L Fulcher, M Agarwal (Bowling Green-USA)

- Representation of the two-dimensional glottal flow using irrotational and rotational flow elements. Y Tanabe, T Kaburagi (Kyushu-Japan)

- Dynamics of a two-mass model of the vocal folds for men, women and children. J Lucero (Brasilia-Brazil)

 

 

10h

 

pause

 

 

10h30

 

session 2

Président: J Svec (Prague-Czech Republic), X Pelorson (Grenoble-France)

Lecture : Non linear dynamics of the voice. H Herzel (Berlin-Germany)

 

 

10h50

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Complexity in birdsong production. D Sciamarella, GB Mindlin (Paris-France)

- Medial surface dynamics of the vocal fold during phonation. D Berry, M Doellinger, G Berke (Los Angeles-USA)

- Modeling coupled aerodynamics and vocal fold dynamics using immersed boundary methods. C Duncan, G Zhai, R Scherer (Bowling Green-USA)

- Flow measurments in a scaled-up vocal folds model. M Krane, T Wei, M Barry (Piscataway-USA)

- The source voice generation on the basis of the "compressed air buble". V Misun, K Prikryl (Brno-Czech Republic)

 

 

12h30

 

Lunch

 

 

13h45

 

session 3

Président: E Vilkman (Helsinki-Finland), R Scherer (Bowling Green-USA)

Lecture : Fluid mechanical modelling of voice. X Pelorson (Grenoble-France)

 

 

14h05

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Study of the vortex dynamics in a mechanical model of the vocal folds using Particle-Image Velocimetry. C Brucker, M Triep, M Kob, W Schroder (Aachen-Germany)

- Correlation between vortex frequency and frequency of the sound generated by an excised human fetal larynx: value of the high speed Particle-Image Velocimetry. R Nicollas, P Bournot, J Stéfanini, M Ouaknine, A Giovanni (Marseille-France)

- An experimental analysis of the flow through a driven mechanical model of the vocal folds. B Kucinschi, R Scherer, K DeWitt (Toledo-USA, Bowling Green-USA)

- Explicit representation of glottal flow as a function of transglottal pressure and geometry. L Fulcher, G Zhai, R Scherer (Bowling Green-USA)

- Energy flow analysis of vocal folds models. S Thomson (Purdue-USA)

- On pressure-frequency relations in the excised larynx. F Alipour, R Scherer (Iowa-City-USA, Bowling Green-USA)

 

 

 

16h05

 

pause

 

 

16h30

 

Session 4

Président: J Lucero (Brasilia-Brazil), H Herzel (Berlin-Germany)

Lecture: Vocal fold modelling and chaos parameters in voice analysis. J Jiang (Madison-USA)

 

 

16h50

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Detecting synchronization in an assymetric vocal fold model from time series data. I Tokuda (Berlin-Germany)

- Unilateral and bilateral oscillation in the excised squirrel monkey larynx. C Brown, F Alipour (Mobile-USA, Iowa City-USA)

- Bifurcations in excised larynges caused by vocal fold elongation. J Horacek, J Svec, E Vilkman (Prague-Czech Republic, Helsinki-Finland)

- Modeling assymetric vocal fold vibrations. R Schwarz, M Schuster, T Wuzbacher, U Eysholdt, U Hoppe, J Lohscheller (Erlangen-Germany)

- Determination of vocal fold geometry from excised larynges: methodology and preliminary results. P Sidlof, J Svec, J Horacek, J Vesely, I Klepacek, R Havlik (Prague-Czech Republic, Brno-Czech Republic)

 

 

18h30

 

Fin

 

 

Jeudi, Aout 19

 

8h15

 

Session 5

Président:

 

Poster session (3/4 min+ 20min discussion at the end of the session)

- Lyapunov exponents in paralytic dysphonia. E Chapus, E Aumelas, M Ouaknine, A Giovanni (Marseille-France)

- Synchronization of assymetric vocal folds on an experimental bench. R Maunsell, M Ouaknine (Campinhas-Brazil, Marseille-France)

- Perceptual and acoustic correlation in consonant identification after partial laryngectomy. L Crevier-Buchman, S Maeda, D Brasnu, J Vaissière (Paris-France)

- Optoreflectometry determination of vocal folds resonance frequency . R Garrel, M Ouaknine (Marseille-France)

- Mechanical stress increases vocal fold transepithelial potential difference. C Atkins, K Fisher (Evanston-USA)

- Reanimation of the paralyzed human larynx with an implantable electrical stimulation device. L Zealar and al (Nashville-USA)

- Satellite cell transplantation in delayed reinnervation of the canine larynx. A deBarros, JP Marie, M Hekmati, Y Lacourne, A Lequerriere, N Bornstein (Rouen-France)

- Evaluation of cepstrally derived harmonics-to-noise ratios in voice signal. O Akande, P Murphy (Limerick-Ireland)

- Analysis of vocal tremor by means of a complex wavelet transform. L Cnockaert, F Grenez, J Schoentgen (Brussels-Belgium)

- A study of spectral properties of the voice source. P Murphy (Limerick-Ireland)

- Resonance measurements in the case of tenor voice. N Henrich, J Wolfe, J Smith (Paris-France, Sydney-Australia)

- Voice instabilities due to source-tract resonance. H Hatzikirou, T Fisch, H Herzel (Berlin-Germany)

- The effect of the flow mask on phonation. R Orr, B Cranen (Netherlands)

- The effect of the false vocal folds on translaryngeal airflow resistance. M Agarwal, R Scherer, K DeWitt (Bowling Green-USA)

- Anatomy and histology of the pars media of the cricothyroid muscle: a comparative study. F Charpied (Boston-USA)

- Naturally occuring sulcus formations in canine larynges. D Montequin, B Rousseau, D Bless (Madison-USA)

- Specialized larynges: morphological studies of the chinese Muntjac, the Muscox, the Takin, and the mongolian gazelle. A Gebler (Berlin-Germany)

- Laryngeal descent is not uniquely mammalian. T Riede, R Suthers (Berlin-Germany, Bloomington-USA)

- Quantitative evaluation of a voice-producting element. J Tack, H Schutte, A Hirscberg, H Mahieu, E Van der Houwen (Groningen-Netherlands, Amsterdam-Netherlands)

- Nosological classification of disfluencies revisited: testing the validity of the continuous model. MC Montfrais-Pfauwadel (Paris-France)

- Dynamic characteristics improvement of a pneumotachograph for speech and voice studies: acoustic and aerdynamical aspects. B Teston, A Ghio (Aix-en-Provence-France)

- Presentation of the European Group of Research on the Larynx. L Traissac, P Dejonckère et al (Bordeaux-France, Utrecht-Netherlands)

 

 

9h45

 

pause et Poster exhibition

 

 

10h45

 

Session 6

Président : C Riva (Marseille-France), M Remacle (Yvoir-Belgium)

Lecture: Physiology of phonotrauma. S Thiebaut (Salt Lake City-USA)

 

 

11h05

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- In defense of the vocal fold and phonation. K Fisher (Evanston-USA)

- A study of collagen fibers orientation of normal and scarred canine vocal fold. A Mirnajafi, M Sacks, C Rosen (Pittsburgh-USA)

- Homeostasis of hyaluronic acid in scarred rat vocal folds. I Tateya, T Tateya, D Bless (Madison-USA)

- The effect of aging on blood flow in rat larynx. N Connor, J Russel, H Nagai, D Bless (Madison-USA)

- A finite element model of the interaction between intra-and extralaryngeal muscles. C Butenweg, M Kob (Aachen-Germany)

 

 

12h45

 

Lunch

 

 

14h

 

Session 7

Président : P Dejonckere (Utrecht-Netherlands), V Woisard (Toulouse-France)

Lecture : Imaging of glottic vibration. U Eysholdt (Erlangen-Germany)

 

 

14h20

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Glottal edge detection in the High speed laryngeal image-based analysis of vocal fold vibrations. Y Yan, X Chen, K Ahmad, D Bless (Honolulu-USA, Madison-USA)

- Vocal fold vibratory patterns in normal male and female voices derived from high speed digital imaging of the larynx. K Ahmad, D Bless, Y Yan (Madison-USA)

- Characterization of features observed on the derivative of EGG signal by the use of high speed cinematography. N Henrich, C Gendrot, G Schade, F Muller, R Expert (Paris-France, Hamburg-Germany)

- Observation of cricothyroid joint motion using 3D high resolution MRI; S Takano, K Honda, K Kinoshita (Kyoto-Japan)

- Non stationary modelling of vocal fold vibration during a pitch raise. T Wurzbacher, R Schwarz, U Hoppe, U Eysholdt, J Lohscheller (Erlangen-Germany)

 

 

15h30

 

pause

 

 

16h30

 

Session 8

Président: J Sundberg (Stockholm-Sweden), M Besson (Marseille-France)

Lecture: Physiology of the singing voice. P Dejonckere (Utrecht-Netherlands)

 

 

16h50

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Perceptive and acoustic study of voice quality in western operatic singing. M Garnier, D Dubois, J Poitevineau, N Hemrich, M Castellengo (Paris-France)

- Professional singers pitch correction behaviour. A Grell, S Ternstrom, J Sundberg, E Altenmuller, M Ptok (Stocholm-Sweden)

- Percieving language elements in high pitch singing. T Andreas (Leipzig-Germany)

- False vocal fold surface waves during Sygyt singing. CG Tsai (Berlin-Germany)

 

 

18h10

 

Fin

 

 

20h00

 

Diner de Gala dinner et concert

 

 

Vendredi, Aout 20

 

9h00

 

Session 9

Président: L Crevier-Buchman (Paris-France), C Larson (Evanston-USA)

Lecture : Glottis modelized as a Van Der Pol oscillator . M Ouaknine (Marseille-France)

 

 

9h20

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Laryngeal adjustment in voiceless consonant production: 1 an experimental study of glottal abduction in loud versus normal speech. S Fuchs, P Hoole, X Pelorson, P Perrier, K Dahlmeier, J Creutzburg (Berlin-Germany, Munich-Germany, Grenoble-France)

- Laryngeal adjustment in voiceless consonant production: 2 physical modelling. A VanHirtum, N Ruty, X Pelorson, S Fuchs, P Perrier (Eindhoven-Netherlands, Berlin-Germany, Grenoble-France)

 

 

10h00

 

Pause

 

 

10h30

 

Session 10

Président: N Nguyen (Aix-en-Provence-France), K Honda (Kyoto-Japan)

Lecture: Neural control of speech. C Larson (Evanston-USA)

 

 

10h50

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Measurements of voicing offset and onset in men and women: further data.L Koenig, J Lucero (New-York-USA, Brasilia-Brazil)

- Cricothyroid activity in consonant voicing and vowel intrinsic pitch. P Hoole, K Honda, F Murano, S Fuchs, D Pape (Munich-Germany, Kyoto-Japan, Berlin-Germany)

Numerical modelling of production of czech vowel /a/ based on FE model of vocal tract. P Svancara, J Horacek, L Pesek (Brno-Czech Republic)

- Physiological study of the supraglottal structure. K Sakakibara, M Kimura, H Imagawa, S Niimi, N Tayama (Tokyo-Japan)

 

- Resonance characteristics of hypopharyngeal cavities. K Honda, T Kitamura, H Takemoto, S Fujita, P Mokhtari (Kyoto-Japan)

 

 

12h50

 

Lunch

 

 

14h

 

Session 11

Président:JP Marie (Rouen-France), C Manfredi (Firenze-Italy)

Lecture: Interaction between clinical and fundamental research. M Pedersen (Copenhague-Denmark)

 

 

14h20

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Analysis of speech spectra for various aperiodicities and voice types. E O'Leidhin, P Murphy (Limerick, Ireland)

- The role of superior and recurrent laryngeal nerves in laryngeal adductor responses and their control. R Ambalavanar, M Miranda, L Purcell, F Evans, C Ludlow (Bethesda-USA, Baltimore-USA)

- Estimation of sound pressure levels of speech from skin vibration of the neck. J Svec, I Titze, P Popolo (Prague-Czech Republic, Iowa City-USA, Denver-USA)

- Perceptual analysis of dysphonia. J Révis (Marseille-France)

- Assessing the effectiveness of botulinum treatment in spasmodic dysphonia. C Manfredi, G Cantarella, N Migali, A Berlusconi, B Maraschi (Firenze-Italy)

 

 

16h

 

pause

 

 

16h30

 

Session 12

Président : B Teston (Aix-en-Provence-France), I Titze (Iowa City-USA)

 

Communications libres (15 min + 5 min discussion)

- Analysis of vocal dysperiodicities in running speech. F Bettens, F Grenez, J Schoentgen (Brussels-Belgium)

- Moment based kymographic analysis of voice pathologies resulting in severe horseness. R Patel, L Liu, D Bless, N Galatsanos (Madison-USA, Chicago-USA)

- An EGG study on global and local vocal efforts changes in German: preliminary results. C Mooshammer (Kiel-Germany)

- An iterative inverse filter model linking the acoustic and EGG spectral domains. L Manickam, T Wilaird, C Moore (Manchester-United Kingdom)

- Acoustic analysis of preschool teachers voice use during work. A Leroy, M Sodersten, B Hammarberg (Huddinge-Sweden)

 

 

18h10

 

Lecture : A framework for future studies by C Ludlow (Bethesda-USA)

 

 

18h30

 

Closure of the symposium

 

 

 

 

 

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