Dancing to electronic dance music: Umbrella record for two motion-capture studies

Umbrella record for Ragnhild Torvanger Solberg's two laboratory studies of people dancing to electronic dance music, recorded at the fourMs Lab, University of Oslo, in June 2014 and August 2015. It holds no data of its own: the two studies are deposited separately, and each is self-contained. Together, they are the primary data for three publications; see links below. The two differ in what they can support, which is why they are separate records rather than one. The 2014 session recorded 16 dancers with two markers each at 100 Hz, and its tracking broke down: a median of 14 of the 32 markers were visible in any frame, so the data supports group-level measures, but no individual can be followed through it. The 2015 sessions recorded 29 dancers in three groups, with one head marker and two wrist accelerometers per participant, and tracking is nearly complete. Read each record's own README before comparing them. Both studies were carried out for Ragnhild Torvanger Solberg's doctoral thesis, Experiences with electronic dance music: a multi-method study on associations between musical characteristics, embodiment and peak-pleasurable responses (University of Agder, 2018, ISBN 978-82-7117-876-5). Funding. Recorded at the fourMs Lab, University of Oslo. No other funding is associated with these data.