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Christine Shadle

Associate Research Scientist

Yale University

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Child Study Center

Christine Shadle is currently serving as a Child Study Center Associate Research Scientist at Yale University.

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Yale University

Associate Research Scientist

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audiology linguistics hearing research acoustical engineering phonetics bioacoustics acoustic ecology audio electroacoustics speech perception engineering acoustic phonology fricative consonants speech production acoustical oceanography underwater acoustics acoustic music speech acoustics acoustic modeling communication neuroscience speech science psychoacoustics portuguese auditory science acoustic signal processing audio analysis speech processing adolescent health speech enhancement european portuguese fricatives fluid mechanics computer vision fluid flow speech communication music perception physical acoustics speech analysis human hearing auditory physiology dynamic mechanical model vocal folds acoustic analysis speed-accuracy tradeoffs reassigned spectrograms craniofacial research fluency disorders visual science spectral theory insect science oral biology language assessment spoken language technology adolescence adolescent psychology language disorders international communication shape modeling shape analysis prosody (linguistics) object tracking tracking systems speechlanguage pathology speech technology larynx pharyngeal articulation voiceless fricatives parametric study spectral characteristics articulatory-acoustic relationships source mechanisms articulatory-acoustic kinematics speech production studies natural vowels

Notable Scholarly Works

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Assessing Accuracy of Resonances Obtained With Reassigned Spectrograms From the “Ground Truth” of Physical Vocal Tract Models. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Christine H. ShadleSean A. FulopWei-Rong ChenD. H. Whalen

psychoacousticsreassigned spectrogramsacoustic signal processingaudio analysisspeech perceptionaudiologybioacousticshearing researchground truthacoustical engineeringspectral theory

The [S -- Gt; ʃ] Sound Change in /Str-/ Contexts: How Temporal Changes in the Acoustic Spectrum Affect Fricative Percept. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Christine H. ShadleLaura L. KoenigWei-rong Chen

psychoacousticsaudio electroacousticsacoustical oceanographyacoustic spectrumtemporal changesspeech perceptionaudiologybioacousticshearing researchfricative perceptecologyacoustic ecology

Alternatives to Moments for Characterizing Fricatives: Reconsidering Forrest Et Al. (1988). The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Christine H. Shadle

acoustic modelinglinguistics

Refining and Extending Measures for Fricative Spectra, With Special Attention to the High-Frequency Range. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Christine H. ShadleWei-Rong ChenLaura L. KoenigJonathan L. Preston

high-frequency rangefricative spectraaudiologyhearing researchextending measuresacoustical engineering

Syllable Position Effects on English Dark and Light /L/ in Comparison to /S/. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Danilo A. LombardoD. H. WhalenWei-Rong ChenChristine H. Shadle

linguisticsacoustical oceanographysoundunderwater acousticssyllable position effectsaudiologyhearing researchengineering acousticacoustical engineeringenglishacoustic ecology

The [S → ʃ] Sound Change in /Str-/ Contexts: Acoustic and Perceptual Results. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Christine H. ShadleLaura KoenigWei-Rong Chen

psychoacousticsauditory scienceaudio electroacousticssoundaudiologybioacousticshearing researchacoustic musicacoustic ecology

Acoustic Effects of Syllable Position of English /S/: Is There a “Dark” [S]?. Proceedings of meetings on acoustics (2022)

Danilo A. LombardoD. H. WhalenWei-rong ChenChristine H. Shadle

acoustic effectssyllable positionaudiologyenglishspeech acoustics

Acoustic Effects of Syllable Position of /S/ in American English: Is There a “Dark” [S]?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2022)

Danilo A. LombardoD. H. WhalenWei-Rong ChenChristine H. Shadle

acoustic effectslinguisticssyllable positionamerican englishaudiologyhearing researchlanguagephonetics

Formants Are Easy to Measure; Resonances, Not so Much: Lessons From Klatt (1986). The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2022)

D. H. WhalenWei-Rong ChenChristine H. ShadleSean A. Fulop

linguisticssoundunderwater acousticsacoustic modelingaudiologyhearing researchengineering acousticacoustical engineeringacoustic musicacoustic ecology

Mechanical Models as Ground Truth for Vowel Resonance Analysis. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2022)

Christine H. ShadleWei-Rong ChenSean A. FulopD. H. Whalen

phonologylinguisticsmechanical modelsaudiologybioacousticsvowel resonance analysisground truth

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Christine Shadle

Associate Research Scientist

Yale University

Affiliations

Child Study Center

Christine Shadle is currently serving as a Child Study Center Associate Research Scientist at Yale University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Christine Shadle

Yale University

Associate Research Scientist

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Assessing Accuracy of Resonances Obtained With Reassigned Spectrograms From the “Ground Truth” of Physical Vocal Tract Models. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Christine H. ShadleSean A. FulopWei-Rong ChenD. H. Whalen

psychoacousticsreassigned spectrogramsacoustic signal processingaudio analysisspeech perceptionaudiologybioacousticshearing researchground truthacoustical engineeringspectral theory

The [S -- Gt; ʃ] Sound Change in /Str-/ Contexts: How Temporal Changes in the Acoustic Spectrum Affect Fricative Percept. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2024)

Christine H. ShadleLaura L. KoenigWei-rong Chen

psychoacousticsaudio electroacousticsacoustical oceanographyacoustic spectrumtemporal changesspeech perceptionaudiologybioacousticshearing researchfricative perceptecologyacoustic ecology

Alternatives to Moments for Characterizing Fricatives: Reconsidering Forrest Et Al. (1988). The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Christine H. Shadle

acoustic modelinglinguistics

Refining and Extending Measures for Fricative Spectra, With Special Attention to the High-Frequency Range. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Christine H. ShadleWei-Rong ChenLaura L. KoenigJonathan L. Preston

high-frequency rangefricative spectraaudiologyhearing researchextending measuresacoustical engineering

Syllable Position Effects on English Dark and Light /L/ in Comparison to /S/. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Danilo A. LombardoD. H. WhalenWei-Rong ChenChristine H. Shadle

linguisticsacoustical oceanographysoundunderwater acousticssyllable position effectsaudiologyhearing researchengineering acousticacoustical engineeringenglishacoustic ecology

The [S → ʃ] Sound Change in /Str-/ Contexts: Acoustic and Perceptual Results. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2023)

Christine H. ShadleLaura KoenigWei-Rong Chen

psychoacousticsauditory scienceaudio electroacousticssoundaudiologybioacousticshearing researchacoustic musicacoustic ecology

Acoustic Effects of Syllable Position of English /S/: Is There a “Dark” [S]?. Proceedings of meetings on acoustics (2022)

Danilo A. LombardoD. H. WhalenWei-rong ChenChristine H. Shadle

acoustic effectssyllable positionaudiologyenglishspeech acoustics

Acoustic Effects of Syllable Position of /S/ in American English: Is There a “Dark” [S]?. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2022)

Danilo A. LombardoD. H. WhalenWei-Rong ChenChristine H. Shadle

acoustic effectslinguisticssyllable positionamerican englishaudiologyhearing researchlanguagephonetics

Formants Are Easy to Measure; Resonances, Not so Much: Lessons From Klatt (1986). The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2022)

D. H. WhalenWei-Rong ChenChristine H. ShadleSean A. Fulop

linguisticssoundunderwater acousticsacoustic modelingaudiologyhearing researchengineering acousticacoustical engineeringacoustic musicacoustic ecology

Mechanical Models as Ground Truth for Vowel Resonance Analysis. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (2022)

Christine H. ShadleWei-Rong ChenSean A. FulopD. H. Whalen

phonologylinguisticsmechanical modelsaudiologybioacousticsvowel resonance analysisground truth

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