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The assessment of thermal stress, either due to heat or cold, requires the measurement of different physical parameters. Budd [1] states that such assessments are difficult, expensive and time-consuming. The accurate evaluation of the physical parameters is recognized as one of the most important reasons for this statement. When heat stress is considered, the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature index (WBGT) [2] is probably the most common index used throughout the world. Its assessment requires the measurement of the globe temperature, an important issue that is addressed in the present paper.

On the measurement of globe temperatures: analysis of the influence of different parameters