Abstract: Biometric feedback systems and methods for measuring user reaction to the indoor or outdoor environment are described. In some embodiments, one or more user(s) wears a body-worn sensor and the user's heart rate variability or other indication of stress is monitored as the user travels along a pre-determined route.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed for measuring embodied stress relative to a location. The method comprises receiving stress data from sensors of monitoring devices, building a locational model from mapping data, receiving location data correlated with the stress data, filtering the stress data and the location data by comparing the location data to a locational model, aggregating the filtered stress data and the filtered location data into groups according to bins defined by a grid, analyzing the stress data and the location data to associate the stress data with the location data according to the locational model, generating a stress visualization based on the stress data and the location data; and deriving an emotion of one or more locations according to the locational model. The method further performs a locational sequence analysis by tracking stress changes along a sequence of locations to plan reductions of stress levels.