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Rain gauge
The world's first Rain Gauge was developed
in 1441 during the Joseon Dynasty of Korea, by Jang Young
Sil under the order of King Se Jong, and it was called Cheuk
Woo Gi. He sent a standardized rain gauge to every village,
and they were used as an official tool to measure the farm's
potential harvest. Additionally, these measurements were taken
to consideration to determine what the farmer's land taxes
should be. Development of Rain Gauge came two hundred years
earlier before inventor Christopher Wren created a rain gauge
in Europe.
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