Forensic Speaker Identification (International Forensic Science and Investigation)
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He has also published papers on issues relating to reference data for forensic speaker identification of Australian English speakers, and the use of diphthongs for discriminating male Australian English speakers. Dr Geoffrey Stewart Morrison Dr. Morrison has a Ph. D from the University of Alberta and an M. A from Simon Fraser University, both focussing on acoustic phonetics and statistical analysis of speech data. Morrison is lead investigator on an Australian Research Council Linkage Project aimed at improving the validity and reliability of forensic voice comparison via the combination of acoustic-phonetic and automatic approaches partner organisations include the Australian Federal Police, the National Institute of Forensic Science, and the Australasian Speech Science and Technology Association.
He is author of Forensic Voice Comparison in the legal reference series Expert Evidence and has published widely on forensic voice comparison, forensic statistics, and evaluation of forensic evidence. More information about Dr.
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Dr Helen Fraser Dr. Fraser is an independent researcher with a strong background in phonetics, especially its cognitive branches those relating to speech perception, pronunciation and writing. D from the University of Edinburgh , and taught phonetics and related disciplines at the University of New England, Armidale, from Fraser has been involved in forensic case-work since In recent years she has specialised in issues to do with forensic transcription of poorly recorded materials see for example her article Issues in Transcription: Factors affecting the reliability of transcripts as evidence in legal cases in the International Journal of Speech Language and the Law , and her chapter Forensic Transcription in the legal reference series Expert Evidence.
She has also been active in creating and publicising guidelines for the use of language analysis in the determination of asylum seekers' origin see for example her joint article Linguistic identification in the determination of nationality: Please visit her website at http: Dr Shunichi Ishihara Dr.
He has an M. He has published several papers on forensic voice comparison, in particular concerning the use of higher-level features like Fundamental Frequency. Dr Yuko Kinoshita Dr. She holds a doctorate in forensic speaker recognition from the Australian National University. D thesis Testing realistic forensic speaker identification in Japanese: A likelihood-ratio based approach using formants was the first study to successfully implement a forensically-motivated likelihood ratio-based approach to Forensic Speaker Recognition with formants.
Kinoshita has been a visiting fellow at the National Research Institute of Police Science in Japan, collaborating with Japanese forensic speaker identification experts. A member of the International Association of Forensic Phonetics and Acoustics, she continues to research forensic speaker recognition and has published several papers on it.
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Her research interests also include linguistic phonetics, and she also holds an M. A in phonetics from the Australian National University in which she conducted research on dialectal variation in Chinese. She is registered on the NSW Police scientific evidence expert list, and continues to do forensic voice comparison case-work.
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