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 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 Profiler II system comes complete with a molded flotation collar that is easily mounted to the profiling frame for real time, near-surface measurements. Upwelling radiance and irradiance measurements can be collected as close as 5 cm from the sea surface.
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.
Applications:
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Bio-optical algorithm development
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Satellite calibration and validation
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Environmental monitoring
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Data products include water leaving irradiance, remote sensing reflectance, energy fluxes, and PAR
Features:
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Various deployment configurations - Free fall, frame mounted, buoy mode
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Multiple radiometer options - multi, hyperspectral or combinations
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Full ancillary suite - tilts, temperature, conductivity, depth, ECO Puck series sensors
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Easily deployed to avoid ship shadow anomolies
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Data logging and processing software included
Please contact our Sales Department for additional information.
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Kowalczuk, P.; M.J. Durako; W.J. Cooper; D. Wells; & J.J. Souza. 2006. Comparison of radiometric quantities measured in water, above water and derived from seaWiFS imagery in the South Atlantic Bight, North Carolina, USA. Continental Shelf Research 26: 2433-53.
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Bergmann, T.; G. Fahnenstiel; S. Lohrenz; D. Millie; & O. Schofield. 2004. Impacts of recurrent resuspension event and variable phytoplankton community composition on remote sensing reflectance. Journal of Geophysical Research 109: C10S15, DOI: 10.1029/2002JC001575.
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Hooker, S.; G. Lazin; G. Zibordi; & S. McLean. 2002. An evaluation of above and in-water methods for determining water-leaving radiance. Journal of Atmospheric and Ocean Technology 19: 486-515.
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Tzortziou M., J. Herman, C. Gallegos, P.Neale, A. Subramaniam, L. Harding, & Z. Ahmad, 2006. Bio-optics of the Chesapeake Bay from measurements and radiative transfer closure. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science, 68(2), pp. 348-362
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Pradhan, Y.; A.V. Thomaskutty; A.S. Rajawat; & S. Nayak. 2005. Improved regional algorithm to retrieve total suspended particulate matter using IRS-P4 ocean colour monitor data. Journal of Optics A: Pure and Applied Optics 7: 343-49.
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Pradhan, Y.; M. Mohan; D. Sengupta; & S. Nayak. 2005. Radiant heating rates and surface biology during the Arabian Sea monsoon. Journal of Geophysics and Engineering 2: 16-22.
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