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Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences, Amsterdam

The Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences, Amsterdam was a biannual publication of our institute in which staff, guest researchers, and students present work done at the institute. In general, these papers contain material not (yet) published elsewhere.

Proceedings of the Institute of Phonetic Sciences 4 (1976)

Foreword
Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum & Martin H. Reitsma: The influence of the diminutive suffix on the preceding vowel, 1-21.
A.G. (Ton) Wempe: A system for gating segments of taped speech with great precision, 23-30.
Jan G. Blom & Leo W.A. van Herpt: The evaluation of jury judgments on pronunciation quality, 31-47.
Florina J. Koopmans-van Beinum: Vowel reduction in Dutch (extended version), 47-79.
Jan G. Blom & Leo W.A. van Herpt: A number of computer programs for scaling techniques, 81-112.
Heleen V. Deighton-van Witsen: Preliminary investigation concerning differences between voice onset time values of speakers of standard Dutch and of one of the dialects spoken in the province of Groningen (second version), 113-133.
Hendrik Mol: Some reflections on reflections, 135-168.

IFA Proceedings 15 (1991)
IFA Proceedings 16 (1992)
IFA Proceedings 17 (1993)
IFA Proceedings 18 (1994)
IFA Proceedings 19 (1995)
IFA Proceedings 20 (1996)
IFA Proceedings 21 (1997)
IFA Proceedings 22 (1998)
IFA Proceedings 23 (1999, in preparation)
IFA Proceedings 24 (2001)
IFA Proceedings 25 (2003)

For papers not available in digital form, contact Paul Boersma.