Interactive comment on “Measurements of greenhouse gases at Beromünster tall tower station in Switzerland” by T. A. Berhanu et al

The last decade has seen an unprecedented rise in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere mostly due to anthropogenic activities. In order to cutback on the greenhouse gas emissions we need to calculate accurately the greenhouse gas budget. The paper being reviewed here delineates a fine approach in that direction. The paper describes measurements from an old radio tower in Switzerland. Tall tower measurements as has been correctly pointed out in the paper are not effected by local fluxes, suitable for investigating the well-mixed boundary layer, constraining regional scale greenhouse gas fluxes. The paper describes further details about the tower project about the five sampling heights at which the tower measures the greenhouse gases and other meteorological variables. The intricate details about the experimental set up in the tower