go-on research institute
語音
- reading
- go-on
- transcription
- /ɡo.oɴ/
- gloss
- speech sound
Connecting speech, language and education through research and practice.
Go-on Research Institute is where Takeshi Ishihara does research in phonetics and phonology, and the writing, teaching and software that follow from it. What is learned in research takes shape as books and applications, and the data and analysis code underneath it are published.
Software
See all →Desktop application
Praat JA
A Japanese-language front end for the speech analysis program Praat.
Web tool
Vowel Formant Chart
Plot your own vowel formants against reference values on a Bark scale.
Web tool
Speech Identification Task
Collect responses and reaction times for identification tasks in the browser.
None of these are distributed publicly from this site — please get in touch if you would like to use one. Others are still in development; they are listed on the software page and marked as such.
What happens here
Research in phonetics and phonology
Empirical work on spontaneous speech corpora, with the aggregate data and analysis code published alongside each paper.
See the researchWriting
Books and ebooks written and edited, chiefly in phonetics, linguistics and language education.
See the booksEducational software
The instruments this research needs, made usable in teaching and in the classroom.
See the software[ ɹɪˈsɜːtʃ ]
Research and open data
We study prosody, the lexicon and second-language speech using spontaneous speech corpora, and publish the aggregate data and analysis code accompanying each paper. What we build rests on what these studies show.
See our research→[ səˈpɔːt ]
Support
We take questions, bug reports and requests about our software. The support page also covers product-specific notes, system requirements and how data is handled.
Go to support→