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Sea level station
15 FEB. 2013 publication date 1362 Views

The sea level station at Vaca Key in Florida. The white tube extending down to the water is an acoustic tide gauge. The hut houses the electronics while the roof contains communications equipment and solar panels. The station is also equipped with a weather station and GPS equipment.

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