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Mapping comfort : an analysis method for understanding diversity in the thermal environment

This paper describes the development and uses of a new software program called cMap that calculates and visualizes thermal comfort parameters throughout a space and over time. While some existing tools provide comfort calculations either over space or throughout time, cMap provides both calculations, providing a more complete picture of our thermal environment. Since the program works as a companion to EnergyPlus, a cMap analysis can be performed quickly, fitting into existing analysis workflows. Such a tool can be used to predict areas and periods of thermal discomfort, provide additional support for the use of energyefficiency measures, and promote the use of thermal diversity in the built environment.