Electromagnetic field assessments involve measuring the strength and frequency of electromagnetic fields in a specific area. These fields can be generated by various sources, including power lines, cell towers, and electronic devices. The assessments help determine whether the levels of exposure are within safe limits set by health organizations. The process typically includes using specialized equipment to collect data on electromagnetic radiation. This information is then analyzed to identify potential health risks or compliance with regulations. Such assessments are important for ensuring public safety and understanding the impact of electromagnetic radiation on the environment and human health.