Government Contracts for Value Added Services based on Hyperspectral Data

The following customers will find our comprehensive report on Government Contracts for Value Added Services based on Hyperspectral Data useful:

Earth Observation and Remote Sensing Companies: Companies specializing in Earth observation and remote sensing technologies would be interested in the report to explore opportunities for providing value-added services based on hyperspectral data to government agencies.

Government Prime and Subcontractors and Suppliers: Businesses that provide services or products to government entities will be able to identify potential partnerships or subcontracting opportunities related to hyperspectral data analysis and value-added services.

Investors and Venture Capital Firms: Investors interested in the geospatial industry and hyperspectral data applications could benefit from the report to evaluate investment prospects in companies offering value-added services for government contracts.

Environmental Consulting Firms: Environmental consulting firms may find value in the report to assess the use of hyperspectral data in government contracts for environmental monitoring, land management, and resource assessment.

Research Institutions and Academia: Research institutions and academic organizations involved in hyperspectral data analysis and geospatial research might want to understand government contract trends and funding opportunities for their projects.

By targeting these specific customer types, the report can provide valuable insights and market intelligence tailored to their interests and needs related to government contracts for value-added services based on hyperspectral data.

This report provides an overview of hyperspectral imaging (HS) software providers.

Key Highlights:

• Overview of HS imaging services by niche;

• List of HS contracts from 2010 to 2021;

• Description of HS use cases with used imagery sources.

Reasons to Buy:

• Find out popular HS imagery sources;

• Determine popular niches of using HS imagery and key providers;

• Assess the financial data of HS contract.

All data in Excel file.

The study provides an analysis of VAS HS contracts by use case, segment, scope and time frame. The study period covers contracts signed between 2002 and 2021. The report also provides statistics on the types of VAS HS products/services that companies provide, as well as the geolocation of contracts. The volume of contracts in specific niches is indicated, highlighting the best niches in terms of the amount of capital spent on contracts. The summary highlights the most popular usecases for VAS HS and segments of these usecases. Additionally, there are three segments listed that are believed to be the most popular for the usage of hyperspectral imaging.

A total of 165 companies were analyzed during the study, of which 33 hyperspectral imaging (HS) solution providers were identified and shortlisted. Most of the shortlisted companies specialize in software solutions, and some of them provide hardware (satellites, cameras, scanners, etc.). Among the market players are such companies as Gamaya, MDA Space, KSAT, Effigis, Planet, Airbus Intelligence, PCI Geomatics, L3Harris Geospatial, Xerra, Cloud AG, Eo Map, Hexagon Geospatial, Climate Corporation, Gmatics, CyStellar, Auracle Geospatial Science, Albo systems. , Geocento, VITO Remote Sensing, VegaMX, Innoter, Intermap Technologies, Scanex, Agremo, Hummingbird Technologies, Syngenta, Trimble, Slingshot Aerospace, Ariespace, Orbital Sidekick and others.

Among the sources used in the report were the websites of the US National Reconnaissance Office, the SBIR and STTR programs, the Canadian Space Agency, the UK Space Agency, EIC Accelerator, CORDIS, OpenTender and ESA, as well as press releases and news.