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Measurement tower

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A measurement tower, often referred to in various contexts, generally denotes a structure used to collect data for various purposes, such as environmental monitoring, meteorology, telecommunications, or research. Here are a few specific contexts in which measurement towers are commonly used: 1. **Meteorological Measurement Towers**: These towers are equipped with instruments to monitor weather conditions. They can measure parameters such as temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, atmospheric pressure, and precipitation levels.

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