Spectral Irradiance: Satlantic. ICSW. (CP01CNSM-00004)

The OCR-507 is an instrument capable of generating spectral records of light collected in an ocean environment. It utilizes seven customer-defined discrete optical wavelengths, selected from Satlantic's standard list. Two standard, non-isolated, telemetry (data) interfaces are provided. Each interface uses a different transmission medium. The PAR sensors provide the flexibility for measurements in any environment. The ideal spectral response for a PAR sensor is one that gives equal emphasis to all photons between 400 – 700 nm. Satlantic PAR sensors use a high quality filtered silicon photo-diode to provide a near equal spectral response across the entire wavelength range of the measurement.The Spectral Irradiance sensor measures the amount of radiation (light energy) per unit area that reaches a surface. Radiation is measured and reported separately for a series of wavelength bands, each between 10-20 nm wide. Location: 40.1332, -70.7784; Near Surface Instrument Frame. Design Depth: 7 meters