Dance Performance in New Rural Areas Based on 3D Image Reconstruction Technology

Area of Science:

• Computer Science
• Digital Humanities
• Cultural Heritage Studies

Background:

• New rural areas foster unique regional dance arts due to their environment and culture.
• Traditional folk dance faces challenges in preservation and dissemination.
• Computer-aided technology offers novel methods for cultural heritage reconstruction.

Purpose of the Study:

• To reconstruct and display the essence of rural dance art using 3D image reconstruction technology.
• To develop a dance display scheme for new rural areas.
• To provide insights for the inheritance and development of traditional folk dance culture.

Main Methods:

• Acquisition of image information and application of image matching algorithms for dance pose estimation.
• 3D reconstruction for simplifying extracted dance sequences and texture mapping.
• Utilizing dataset extraction effects, dance similarity comparisons, and user authenticity scores for evaluation.

Main Results:

• Successful acquisition and processing of dance data from southeast Guangxi.
• Demonstration of a viable 3D dance display scheme for new rural areas.
• Quantitative and qualitative evaluation of five dance types using established metrics.

Conclusions:

• 3D image reconstruction technology is effective for preserving and displaying rural dance art.
• The proposed scheme offers a pathway for the inheritance and development of traditional folk dance.
• Digital reconstruction enhances accessibility and understanding of cultural heritage.