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. Funding. Research Council of Norway (funder DOI 10.13039/501100005416): 322364 (fourMs Lab, University of Oslo).