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Also known as wind gauge
thumb|A hemispherical-cup anemometer of the type invented in 1846 by Thomas Romney Robinson|John Thomas Romney Robinson
An anemometer is a device used to measure wind speed, with one common design featuring hemispherical cups that spin as the wind pushes them. This instrument matters because it provides accurate wind measurements that are essential for weather forecasting, aviation safety, and understanding atmospheric conditions.
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風速計是一種測量風速的儀器。通常分為風葉型（風車型）和風杯型。氣象站使用的是風杯型的，一般安装在离地10米高的杆子上，四周应空旷。根据一定时间内风杯的转速，可算出平均速度。
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