Conference Programme
	Sunday, July 23
15.00–18.00	Registration. Outside the Bläckfisken conference hall at Hotel Panorama
19.00–21.30	Reception. Göteborg University. Renströmsgatan 6
	Monday, July 24, Bläckfisken, Hotel Panorama
09.00–09.30	Registration. Outside Bläckfisken
09.30–09.55	Official opening of the conference Peter French, Chairman of the IAFPA
09.55–10.10	Welcome and practical information: Anders Eriksson
First Session Chair: Anders Eriksson
10.10–10.40	Introducing DyViS: a dynamic study of British English for forensic purposes Francis Nolan, Kirsty McDougall and Gea de Jong
10.40–11.10	Current methods in forensic speaker identification: results of a collaborative exercise Tina Cambier-Langeveld
11.10–11.40	Some research trends on the domain of forensic phonetics in the Centre of Fundamental and Applied Speechology Rodmonga K. Potapova, Elena V. Loseva and Olga N. Statsenko
11.40–13.40	L U N C H
Second Session Chair: Angelika Braun
13.40–14.10	Adding a new dimension to the analysis of audio tapes by visualising magnetic features Dagmar Boss
14.10–14.40	An open-standard file format for forensic audio Anil Alexander and J. Keith McElveen
14.40–15.10	A Database of technical and aerodynamic sounds in aviation Päivikki Eskelinen-Rönkä
15.10–15.30	Coffee Break
Third Session Chair: Andrzej Drygajlo
15.30–16.00	Preliminary F0 statistics and forensic phonetics Jonas Lindh
16.00–16.30	Using creaky voice index in forensic phonetics – is it valid and is it reliable? Tuija Niemi-Laitinen
Fourth Session Chair: Peter French
16.30–18.00	IAFPA Annual General Meeting
	Tuesday, July 25, Bläckfisken, Hotel Panorama
Fifth Session Chair: Jens-Peter Köster
09.00–09.30	Forensic voice line-ups: a study of intentional vs. incidental memory Angelika Braun
09.30–10.00	Perceptual in-set speaker identification using neutral speech and speech under Lombard effect Ayako Ikeno and John H.L. Hansen
10.00–10.30	Identification of familiar voices in disguised speech Jessica Clark and Paul Foulkes
10.30–10.50	Coffee Break
Sixth Session Chair: Sylvia Moosmüller
10.50–11.20	Variability of formant measurements – Part 2 Philip Harrison
11.20–11.50	Acoustic-articulatory interpretations of professional imitations of “hallå” in three Swedish dialects Frantz Clermont and Elisabeth Zetterholm
11.50–12.20	Characterisation of individuals’ formant dynamics using polynomial equations Kirsty McDougall
12.20–14.00	L U N C H
Seventh Session Chair: Paul Foulkes
14.00–14.30	Derivation of a transfer function for Imaging Polarimetry used in magneto optical investigations of audio tapes in authenticity investigations Jos Bouten
14.30–15.00	Evaluating the performance of state-of-the-art language recognition technology in a forensic context Jos Bouten
15.00–15.30	Articulatory avoidance Sylvia Moosmüller
15.30–16.00	Coffee Break
Eighth Session Chair: Francis Nolan
16.00–16.30	Voiceprints in the United States – Why they won’t go away Reva Schwartz
16.30–17.00	Charlatanry and fraud – an increasing problem for forensic phonetics? Anders Eriksson
17.00–18.00	General discussion
19.30–24.00	Conference Dinner, Restaurant Hamngatan
	Wednesday, July 26, Bläckfisken, Hotel Panorama
Ninth Session Chair: Hermann Künzel
09.30–10.00	Voice Onset Time as a parameter for identification of bilinguals Claire Gurski
10.00–10.30	The influence of dialects in automatic speaker recognition systems Antonio Moreno, Marta García-Gomar, Emilio Martínez and Javier Castaño
10.30–11.00	On sentence content, speaker familiarity and dialect Elisabeth Zetterholm, Erik J. Eriksson and Kirk P.H. Sullivan
11.00–11.30	Diachronic change as a source of speaker idiosyncrasy: a study of Standard Southern British English monophthongs Francis Nolan, Gea de Jong, Kirsty McDougall, and Toby Hudson
11.30–12.00	Closing ceremony