SATS (Santander Atlantic Time-Series) Observatory Data

As part of the long-term ocean observation program of the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC), the SATS (Santander Atlantic Time-Series) Eulerian time series has conducted monthly multidisciplinary monitoring at a deep-ocean station since 1994. In addition to regular CTD profiles, an oceanographic-meteorological buoy—equipped with atmospheric, oceanographic, and biogeochemical sensors—has been deployed at a depth of 2850 m near this deep station. Together, these datasets form the SATS long-term ocean observatory, which is designed to monitor:
The evolution of water mass properties (Eastern North Atlantic Central Water – ENACW, Mediterranean Water – MW, and Labrador Sea Water – LSW), The vertical structure of the upper ocean (mixing depth and stratification), Changes in oxygen content,  And the variability of ocean climate and biogeochemistry in response to air–sea interactions, mixing processes, and circulation dynamics.