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September 17, 2025GeographiesOpen Access

Rescheduling Summer Human Tower Exhibitions? Thermal Comfort Increases in the Evening

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This analysis shows thermal comfort levels based on heat index in human tower exhibitions, suggesting evening timings could improve safety.

Thermal comfort has decreased in three of the four human tower exhibitions, indicating potential health risks.
Humidity and temperature data from sensors revealed critical Heat Index values, suggesting the need for scheduling changes.
Four summer human tower exhibitions were analyzed for temperature trends from 1951 to 2024, highlighting warming patterns.
Rescheduling two exhibitions to the evening may serve as an effective adaptation measure against climate change impacts.

Boqué-Ciurana et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 17, 2025GeographiesOpen Access

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This analysis shows thermal comfort levels based on heat index in human tower exhibitions, suggesting evening timings could improve safety.

Thermal comfort has decreased in three of the four human tower exhibitions, indicating potential health risks.
Humidity and temperature data from sensors revealed critical Heat Index values, suggesting the need for scheduling changes.
Four summer human tower exhibitions were analyzed for temperature trends from 1951 to 2024, highlighting warming patterns.
Rescheduling two exhibitions to the evening may serve as an effective adaptation measure against climate change impacts.

Boqué-Ciurana et al. (2025) studied this question.

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