Nowadays, outdoor thermal comfort is one of the vital factors for urban health and well-
being. The first purpose of study was to evaluate the environmental parameters and outdoor …

Construction workers are at a high risk of exposure to excessive heat generated by several
factors such as intensive physical activities, personal protective clothing, and frequent heat …

Heat is one of the harmful agents in many workplaces. The current study aimed at
investigating the correlation between heat stress indices (Universal Thermal Climate Index …

Personal cooling garments (PCGs) can reduce heat stress in the human body by cooling the
micro-environment beneath clothing and help to save space cooling energy. A …

Climate change has significantly increased human thermal stress, particularly in tropical
regions, exacerbating associated risks and consequences, such as heat-related illnesses …

Introduction Heat stress disrupts blood hormones and reduces workers' cognitive
performance. To further shed light on the dysfunction of heat stress, the present study aimed …

Heat stress is a harmful factor in workplaces. The present study aimed to determine the
prioritization and weights of determinants of heat stress control in workers (environment …

Increasing surface air temperature is a fundamental characteristic of a warming world.
Rising temperatures have potential impacts on human health through heat stress. One heat …

Fatal injury and accidents in the construction industry occur under the influence of outdoor
weather conditions such as temperature, humidity and wind speed in all four seasons …

Extreme heat events (EHEs) have been linked to increased mortality rates, rendering them a
valuable research topic in both climate and public health. Early warning systems are highly …