Map the Mood
An anonymous Participatory GIS platform exploring how university campus spaces are perceived. Help identify restorative quiet spots, comfortable social hubs, and stressful environments to guide positive campus planning.
The Stanley-Brown Safety Planning Intervention (SPI)
A brief, evidence-based clinical intervention that creates a personalized, step-by-step written plan to help individuals survive suicidal crises.
How Anonymous Mapping Works
Select Campus Location
Tap anywhere within the official campus boundary or use approximate GPS to identify a courtyard, walkway, or library.
Rate Perceived Mood
Choose from our 5-point perception scale: Relaxed (+2), Comfortable (+1), Neutral (0), Stressful (-1), or Very Stressful (-2).
Tag Environmental Factors
Highlight key physical drivers such as tree shade, noise levels, seating availability, crowding, lighting, and air quality.
Campus Restorative Pulse
The Restorative Space Index (RSS) is an empirical GIS score ranging from -1.00 (Distressing) to +1.00 (Highly Restorative). It aggregates anonymous observations to guide university administrators and facilities teams.