NSR's 4th edition Global Satellite-Based Earth Observation
report provides a meticulous and thorough analysis of the satellite EO
industry strategic environment and dives deeply into EO data vertical
markets. It delivers a comprehensive but detailed assessment of the
current situation and trends, drivers and restraints in the industry and in
each vertical market. This step-by-step analysis is leveraged in imagery
prices forecasts as well as in Data & VAS forecasts done by end-users vertical
market.
Finally, NSR contributes to strategic decision-making in this ever-changing
environment by going further than assessing the situation and proposes key
success factors to thrive in the satellite EO data industry.
NSR's EO-4 answers the key questions concerning each Earth Observation vertical market:
What is the situation of the Satellite EO Data Industry?
What are the main factors affecting each EO vertical market?
How to thrive today and tomorrow?
What were, are and will be:
EO vertical market sizes?
imagery prices?
EO-4's core elements include:
Satellite EO Data Industry Analysis & Key Success Factors
Historical & ten-year market size forecasts of demand trends
by:
vertical market,
region and
instrument/resolution
Ten-year forecasts of imagery pricing trends by
instrument/resolution
Current & future imaging capacity available in the market
Operators' market shares by vertical market
New applications and markets
This report analyzes the EO market through 6 verticals, examining their
commonalities and their differences, to extract the key information and
factors so companies can efficiently utilize the information in their business
plans and outlooks.
NSR's EO-4 covers ALL segments of the EO sector to provide our clients with a
well-rounded picture of the market environment. EO-4 explores not only the
market's largest vertical, Defense & Intelligence, but also the dynamic
vertical of Energy & Natural Resources, the ever-changing Emerging
Applications vertical, as well as the diverse behaviors of all the EO data
vertical markets.
The in-depth qualitative and quantitative perspective NSR's Global
Satellite-Based Earth Observation (EO), 4th Edition provides will give
any company in the EO market the insider 'leg up' they are looking for.
Key Features
Who Should Purchase the Report?
Satellite Operators
Data Distributors and Value-Added-Services Providers
End Users such as Oil & Gas, Infrastructure, Engineering, Agriculture,
Insurance
Space Agencies
GIS Providers
Satellite Manufacturers
Imagery Software and Hardware Manufacturers and Resellers
Ground Station Operators
Banks, Financial Institutions and Other Investors
Strategy Consulting Companies
Environmental Research Organizations
Policymakers and Regulatory Bodies
UAVs & Aerial Operators
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
1.1. Market Overview
1.2. Key Macro-Environmental Factors
1.3. Industry Competitive Intensity
1.4. Value Chain Cartography
1.5. Industry Forces & Key Success Factors
2. EO Markets Overview
2.1. Markets Definition & Overview
2.2. Macro-Environment & Industry
2.2.1. Macro-Environment
2.2.2. The Industry
2.3. Markets and Competitors
2.3.1. Global
2.3.2. Vertical Markets
2.3.3. Regional Markets
2.3.4. Instrument-Resolution Markets
2.3.5. Major Players
2.3.6. Commercial Satellites, 2012-2021
2.4. EO Industry Value Chain Cartography
2.5. Key Success Factors
3. Data & VAS - Market Forecasts
3.1. Global Summary
3.2. Data
3.2.1. Global
3.2.2. By Vertical Market
3.2.3. By Regional Market
3.2.4. By Instrument-Resolutions
3.2.5. Comparison with Former Editions
3.3. VAS
3.3.1. Global
3.3.2. By Vertical Market
3.3.3. By Regional Market
3.3.4. Comparison with Former Editions
3.4. By Vertical Market
3.4.1. Defense & Intelligence
3.4.2. Living Resources
3.4.3. Energy & Natural Resources
3.4.4. Industrial
3.4.5. Services
3.4.6. Public Authorities
4. Data Price Forecasts
4.1. High Resolution Optical & SAR
4.2. Medium Resolution Optical & SAR
4.3. Low Resolution Optical & SAR
Annex: Methodology
A.1 Earth Observation Forecasts
A.2 Forecast Model
A.3 Rating Elements
List of Exhibits
Chapter1
Ex. 1.1 Data & VAS - Verticals Market Size
Ex. 1.2 Data & VAS - Regional Market Size
Ex. 1.3 Data Price Evolution, 2012-2021
Ex. 1.4 Key Macro-Environmental Factors
Ex. 1.5 EO Industry Competitive Intensity Assessment
Ex. 1.6 EO Industry Value Chain Cartography
Ex. 1.7 EO Industry 5 Forces Analysis & Associated Key Success Factors
Chapter2
Ex. 2.1 Vertical Markets
Ex. 2.2 Resolutions
Ex. 2.3 EO Imagery Abbreviations
Ex. 2.4 Key Macro-Environmental Factors
Ex. 2.5 Hyperspectral EO Imagery Missions
Ex. 2.6 EO Industry Competitive Intensity Assessment
Ex. 2.7 Satellite EO Industry: Industry Trends
Ex. 2.8 Data & VAS - Verticals Historical Market Size
Ex. 2.9 Global Historical Market Size - Data & VAS, 2007-2011
Ex. 2.10 Data - Main Satellite Operators Market Shares, 2011
Ex. 2.11 Defense & Intelligence Historical Market Size - Data & VAS,
2007-2011
Ex. 3.24 VAS - Living Resources - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.25 VAS - Energy & Natural Resources - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.26 VAS - Industrial - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.27 VAS - Services - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.28 VAS - Public Authorities - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.29 VAS - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.30 VAS - Comparison With Former Editions, 2009-2021
Ex. 3.31 Defense & Intelligence - Data & VAS Market Size
Ex. 3.32 Defense & Intelligence - Data & VAS - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.33 Living Resources - Data & VAS Market Size
Ex. 3.34 Living Resources - Data & VAS - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.35 Energy & Natural Resources - Data & VAS Market Size
Ex. 3.36 Energy & Natural Resources - Data & VAS - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.37 Industrial - Data & VAS Market Size
Ex. 3.38 Industrial - Data & VAS - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.39 Services - Data & VAS Market Size
Ex. 3.40 Services - Data & VAS - Regional Market Size
Ex. 3.41 Public Authorities - Data & VAS Market Size
Ex. 3.42 Public Authorities - Data & VAS - Regional Market Size
Chapter4
Ex. 4.1 High Resolution Optical & SAR - Data Price Evolution
Ex. 4.2 Middle Resolution Optical & SAR - Data Price Evolution
Ex. 4.3 Low Resolution Optical & SAR - Data Price Evolution
Annex
Ex. A.1 NSR Forecast Regional Definitions
Ex. A.2 Rating Elements for Mass Forecasts
Ex. A.3 Sample of EO Satellite Data Forecast Rating Elements
Ex. A.4 EO Satellite VAS-Over-Data Ratios Forecast Rating Elements
Ex. A.5 EO Satellite Data Price Forecast Rating Elements
Global Satellite-Based Earth Observation, 4th Edition published by Northern Sky Research, LLC in October 10, 2012. This report price starts from US $ 3995.
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Press Release
Satellite-Based EO Market to Triple and Reach over $6.2 Billion by 2021
October 11th, 2012
Global Information Inc. would like to present a new market research report, "Global Satellite-Based Earth Observation, 4th Edition" by Northern Sky Research, LLC.
NSRs Global Satellite-Based Earth Observation (EO), 4th Edition report points to an industry in transition that is considerably improving its value-proposition. As a direct consequence, the satellite EO industry is progressively moving from growth fed by orders from governmental & military organizations to one based on a more balanced mix of end-users, laying the groundwork for a decade of growth in both data and value-added-services (VAS) segments.
"Despite the budgetary situation of the traditional largest end-users in Europe and North America and the coming cuts to the "Enhanced View" program potentially totaling $130 million, EO satellite operators are rather optimistic, with some reason," stated Stephane Gounari, Analyst at NSR and author of the report. "As the use of satellite EO data became more reliable and flexible, commercial organizations now rely on EO for an increasing number of applications in every vertical (Living Resources, Energy & Natural Resources, Industrial and Services). However, revenues from Defense & Intelligence and Public Authorities verticals should not be considered as a lost cause as they are based on solid needs."
As UAV-based EO rapidly improves its value proposition alongside satellite-based EO, they will increasingly compete in each market. With a developing choice of EO data sources, end-user source-agnosticism is also getting stronger, especially as the satellite EO data value is multiplied when combined with data from other satellites, other sources of EO data and other types of data.
These trends, among others, point to a growth period associated with an intensification of the competition as the industry leaves the emerging phase of its lifecycle. This period of changes makes the identification of the appropriate Key Success Factors more important than ever.
About the Report
NSRs Global Satellite-Based Earth Observation (EO), 4th Edition provides a meticulous and thorough analysis of the trends affecting the satellite EO data industry and a new segmentation based on end-user vertical markets. The report includes a step-by-step analysis of the industrys macro-environment, its competitive intensity, the situation in each market (segmented by end-user verticals, regions and instrument-resolution), the major-players and their imaging capabilities currently in-orbit and planned, and a cartography of the value-chain. NSR comprehensively identifies Key Success Factors and forecasts the evolution of the Data and VAS markets over the next 10 years, and presents them segmented by end-user vertical markets (6), regional markets (5) and instrument-resolution (6); the latter is also used to present data price forecasts, one additional innovation offered by NSRs report.
