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Optical Sensors & SystemsMulti-parameter Water Quality SystemsOcean Data Loggers
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Planet Ocean are pleased to
represent Satlantic as
their exclusive UK and Ireland distributor. Satlantic design, manufacture, and sell a wide range of precision sensors and systems for the study of aquatic environments. In addition to their range of active and passive optical sensors, they offer sophisticated instrument integration, large scale ocean observatory solutions and data extraction tools that enable real-time operational decision-making; custom design capabilities allow them to provide clients with the ideal solution package. |
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NEW
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SUNA (Submersible Ultraviolet Nitrate Analyzer) Chemical free Nitrate sensor: Satlantic’s new SUNA nitrate analyzer is the latest addition to Satlantic’s line of leading edge water quality monitoring sensors. SUNA is a cost-effective solution for real time, chemical-free nitrate analysis in coastal and freshwater environments. The sensor provides quick, continuous nitrate measurements and easily integrates into existing water monitoring systems. SUNA is complimented by a newly developed WindowsTM based software package enabling easy set up, operation and in-field calibrations. |
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PAR Sensor: Satlantic’s new series of Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) sensors provide highly accurate measurements of PAR (400 – 700 nm) for a wide range of aquatic and terrestrial applications. From limnologists and oceanographers to plant and crop physiologists, our PAR sensors provide superior data along with high quality construction to stand up even in the harshest conditions. Available in both shallow (600 m) and deep water (7000 m) configurations Satlantic’s series of PAR sensors provide the flexibility for measurements in any environment. In addition, sensors are also available with a logarithmic output specifically designed to interface with CTD’s or other devices that require a limited range of signal input |
NEW
LOBO Data Sheet
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LOBO - Land/Ocean Biogeochemical Observatory: Satlantic’s new complete turnkey monitoring system, the LOBO, addresses the need for routine, robust and accurate water quality measurements, particularly in sensitive and diverse ecological areas such as estuaries and inland waters. Developed in collaboration with MBARI, the LOBO is designed to create a real time sensor network for aquatic systems.
The LOBO comes complete
with instrument frame, optional floating platform, power and
wireless telemetry system, integrated sensor suite, automated
processing software and web based data visualization/display
software.
Parameters measured by the
LOBO include:
Physical: temperature, depth, salinity (optional), current profiler (optional) and turbidity. Chemical: chromophoric
dissolved organic matter (CDOM), nitrate, and dissolved
oxygen.
System Features:
The Satlantic team invites you to call us to talk about your applications and how this exciting new system can help you solve your monitoring problems
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ISUS Nitrate Sensor Data Sheet |
ISUS Chemical free Nitrate system: Satlantic’s ISUS nitrate sensor is a real time, chemical free system designed to overcome the traditional challenges associated with nitrate analysis in aquatic environments. ISUS provides easy, accurate, and continuous nitrate concentration measurements that are essential to the study of physical, chemical, and biological processes in the water. We have just released two new software packages to help you collect even more accurate nitrate data with your ISUS sensor. The first program is called ISUSCal and will enable you to update the calibration file in the field. This will allow you to eliminate any bias related to instrument drift that might have occurred over time without sending the sensor back to the shop. The second program we have developed, called ISUSPro, allows you to plot previously logged data graphically for thorough quality checks. ISUSPro also lets you reprocess raw files with new calibration files (e.g. with updated cal files produced with ISUSCal), wavelength ranges and baseline corrections. The MBARI-ISUS was developed by Dr. Kenneth Johnson and Mr. Luke Coletti of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI). Satlantic was chosen by MBARI to manufacture and distribute this novel sensor. Click here to download a copy of the paper.
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FIRe (Fluorescence Induction and Relaxation) system: The Satlantic FIRe (Fluorescence Induction and Relaxation) System is the latest advance in bio-optical technology to measure variable fluorescence in photosynthetic organisms. Developed in
collaboration with Dr. Maxim Gorbunov and Dr. Paul Falkowski from Rutgers
University, the system is based on 15 years experience in basic and applied
research and development in photosynthesis and oceanography.
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![]() (HyperOCR) Data Sheet |
Hyper Ocean Colour Radiometer (HyperOCR): The new HyperOCR sensors feature enhanced performance specificaitons such as increased sensitivity and resolution, providing significant advantages for key applications such as above-water and profiling radiometry. The HyperOCR sensors are fully digital optical packages, providing 133 channels of optical data with wavelengths ranging from 350 to 800 nm. |
![]() OCR-507 Data Sheet |
OCR-507 Irradiance Sensor:
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![]() 504-UV Data Sheet |
504-UV Ultra Violet Sensor: Our digital ultraviolet sensor measures UV-A and UV-B irradiance and radiance in four spectral channels centered at 305 nm, 325nm, 340 nm, and 380 nm. As with all of our sensors, the 504 UV transmit data via RS-232 or RS-485 and can also operate on Satlantic's multi-sensor network (SATNet). |
![]() BioShutter II Data Sheet |
BioShutter II: The Bioshutter II is an autonomous underwater shutter attachment designed for use with Satlantic optical instruments. The primary purpose of the shutter is to prevent marine biofouling of the sensor optics in moored, time-series applications. Copper, and copper-based alloys, have long been known to have good resistance against bio fouling and have been used in a diverse variety of commercial applications. Scientists working at the University of California Santa Barbara Ocean Physics Lab under the auspices of the National Ocean Partnership Programs’ (NOPP) Ocean-Systems for Chemical, Optical, and Physical Experiments (O-SCOPE) project developed an underwater shutter device for use with instruments such as Satlantic’s OCR-500 and HyperOCR series instruments. The Satlantic Bioshutter II device builds upon the success of this instrument by combining an innovative copper shutter and an input power controlled motor drive assembly to ensure robust operation in harsh marine environments.
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Optical In
Water Profiler: The Profiler II offers researchers the
unique opportunity to use this system as a free fall profiling device or in
conjunction with a detachable float for near-surface measurements (HyperTSRB).
The Profiler II is designed to interchange Satlantic’s
hyperspectral or
multispectral optical sensors making this system the most versatile
platform for measuring the apparent optical properties of the ocean. The optional integration of Wet Labs ECO series sensors offers a new combination for concurrent determination of chlorophyll fluorescence and optical backscattering in either profiling or surface mode. |
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STOR-X: Understanding the need for low cost,
compact size and minimal power requirements, the
Stor-X is ideal for remote field applications. The Stor-X system
provides scheduled data acquisition and logging for Satlantic’s 500 series
and hyperspectral in-air and in-water radiometers. This data logger contains
a controller with multiple serial ports for data acquisition along with
a 256 MB CompactFlash disk to store the data. It acquires and logs data
according to the researcher's specified sampling schedule.
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WQM Water Quality Monitor: The world of aquatic science is changing. Long term data collection systems are enhancing individual research. At the same time, community efforts to understand global systems are developing. Now, more than ever, our modeling and observational methods must change accordingly. Integrated observing systems that address the diverse needs of both the scientific, regulatory and industrial aquatic community will be essential tools in the future. We have worked alongside some of the
world's leading institutes to develop products such as the chemical-free
nitrate sensor -
MBARI-ISUS and the
Water Quality
Monitor and have now teamed with leading developers such as WET Labs
Inc. to expand our capabilities and continue to provide superior products
and customer support.
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