Here is the spreadsheet of the speakers. Note that the NWAV (B) column should have a 1 in it if it is ready to go.
Here is the picture of the 46 speakers.
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WELS-NLV-001
Corrected TextGrid uploaded- KA 10/08/12
NWAV 41 Abstract
Coherence of phonological environment classes in a dialect transition area
Creating duplicate Google base maps
How to copy a Google map you’re able to view as the base map.
Glance at map of dataset
Here’s the map of the locations.
Zippity Do Da …
At the last meeting Eric suggested that we use the R zipcode package. Turns out I had downloaded the zip list in the past and made a map showing locations by hand, and then by zip codes.
Libby’s /æ/ things
Here is a summary of the things I have up on CELL that I used in my project:
The non-arthur files that I used for my project:
CAP/CAB vowel comparison plots
plots I used to compare CAP and CAB vowels. Separated by age of speakers: O=older speakers; Y=younger speakers
BAT/BAD comparison plots
These are the plots that I used for comparison of the BAT and BAD vowels. They are separated by age group: O=older speakers, Y=younger speakers
CAB vowel
plots and data (raw and normalized) for CAB vowel. plots for older speakers (O), younger speakers (Y), and both (Y:O). questions? let me know