Sverm 2011: The original standstill sessions (full-body optical motion capture, 100 Hz)

Twelve full-body optical motion-capture recordings of two people standing still or moving very slowly for ten minutes at a time. Recorded in February and March 2011 in the fourMs lab at the University of Oslo with a Qualisys system, nine Oqus 300/310 cameras, at 100 Hz in millimetres, with marker sets growing from two to nineteen markers across the sessions. Publications based on these recordings: Jensenius and Vadstensvik Bjerkestrand, 'Exploring micromovements with motion capture and sonification', presented at ArtsIT 2011 with an extended version in the Springer post-proceedings (LNICST 101, 100-107, 2012). Table 2 of that paper reproduces exactly what is in these files: all thirty published distances match. Seven recordings are standstill, and five are slow micromotion exercises; every recording is flagged. Three of the paper's fifteen observation studies have no surviving motion capture in any format, as the README states. Formats. tab-separated text (.tsv). Column dictionaries named *_dictionary.tsv define the columns, and the README describes any table that has none. Funding. Research Council of Norway (funder DOI 10.13039/501100005416): 322364 (fourMs Lab, University of Oslo).