  Investigating the thermoregulation and ventilation processes in termite mound
holds great interest, in particular for its potential implications in advancing
eco-friendly building designs. In this article we discuss major results on
these processes in termite mounds of varying sizes and ventilation types.
Additionally, we propose the integration of X-ray tomography to gain insights
into the contribution of architectural features of termite mounds to
thermoregulation and ventilation. Finally, we assess the contributions of
numerical flow field simulations to this research domain. Our objective is to
consolidate existing knowledge, identify research gaps, and propose an
interdisciplinary approach to foster our understanding of temperature
regulation and gas exchange in termite mounds.
