Earth Observation Data & Services Market, 16^th edition

Description

The Earth Observation Data & Services Market provides a global assessment of the EO satellite-based commercial demand for imagery and value-added services.

It considers all factors that will drive growth in EO demand, including the following:

• Outside technology advances supporting the sector (Cloud computing, Artificial Intelligence, downlink capacities, etc.)
• Regional and vertical market attitudes impacting market growth
• Satellite supply improvement challenging aerial and traditional field surveys
• Open data policy and regulations
• Pricing strategies and trends, barriers to entry, main challenges, end-user requirements, and adoption of satellite technologies.
• A survey of the Ecosystem and trends M&A, partnerships, and strategies.

This report reviews the Earth observation market from 2016 to 2031.

Key Features

• Key features of Classic Content:
  • Data & Services demand dynamics and forecasts by:
    • 9 sectors with subsegments: Defense, Natural resources monitoring, Infrastructure, Environment, Energy, Location-based services, Disaster Management, Maritime, Finance.
    • 8 world regions.
    • 3 main sensor categories: Multispectral-VNIR, Hyperspectral & Multispectral-SWIR/MWIR/LWIR (incl. GHG), Synthetic Aperture Radar.
  • Data demand by:
    • User types: B2G – U.S. defense, B2G – Non-U.S. defense, B2G – Civil government, B2B
    • Sensor types: optical resolutions i.e., VVHR (<0.5m), VHR (from 0.5m to 1m) and High-medium resolution above 1 meter, and SAR.
  • Policies & Regulations overview.
  • Benchmark of current and future supply:
    • Data supply by daily collection capacities, revisit, and pricing strategies. Roadmaps of optical (including Multispectral VVHR, hyperspectral, TIR, GHG monitoring and video) and SAR systems.
    • Service supply: Cloud computing, new scheme and prices of providing analysis at scale.
  • Ground segment operators and related services.
  • Satellite as a service business model.
  • Permanency, real-time and further Earth Observation solutions: UAV & HAPS.
  • Earth Observation ecosystem strategies and trends.
  • Funding schemes and fundraising dynamics in Earth Observation.

  Key features of the Premium contents:

  The Premium version includes all classic options plus,

  • A complete database of the market (2016-2031) by sensor types: as defined in the Classic content, with details by main resolution. The Premium add-ons are the service market and the distribution by the 9 sectors for each category of sensors.
  • A complete database of Earth observation private equity funds raised by companies (operator & leading value-added service providers) from 2011 to 2021 with details on the fundraising stage and the value proposition.
  • An extension of the report with 25 pages profiling 47 commercial operators.

   

  • The EO Satellite Systems Database can be purchased as a standalone product or as part of the Premium option of Earth Observation Data & Services Market.

New in Current Edition

• Expanded granularity by now user types including a finer breakdown between B2B vs. B2G
• A market quantification by 32 vertical subsegment applications
• Refined model from data and services for SAR, Multispectral and Thermal sensors.
• Sharper market structure with key customers, barrier to entry and challenges
• A finer analysis on drivers and opportunities by vertical applications
• Web-platforms business models
• VVHR roadmap and benchmark
• A deepen analysis of the 3D simulation, and virtual reality markets
• Deeper analysis on operators’ revenues leveraging additional publicly available sources from new listed companies (Planet, Satellogic, BlackSky, Spire, etc.)
• Revised pricing policies on services.

Description of EO Satellite Systems Database

The Earth Observation Satellite Systems provides a global assessment of the EO space systems market. It covers supply and demand for EO satellites built & launched in the past and next decades. The report focuses on the manufacturing and launch markets and their evolution over the next 10 years in comparison to the previous decade, for both commercial and government (civil and unclassified defense) satellites.

The report covers the global EO satellite supply and demand regardless of the satellites’ mass and type of mission, including optical (MSI, HSI, GHG), SAR, Meteocean (GNSS-RO and other) and ELINT/RF.

• Satellite Systems demand dynamics and forecasts for the next decade (in number of satellites and in market value)
  • Over 6 world regions: North America, Latin America, Europe, Middle East & Africa, Russia & Central Asia, Asia & Oceania
  • Distinction made by satellite owner, prime manufacturer, launch provider
  • Distinction made by civil government, unclassified defense, commercial programs
  • Distinction made by constellation, non-constellation projects
  • Distinction made by mass category
  • Distinction made by Earth Observation satellite mission
    • Electro Optical: Multispectral (MSI)
    • Electro Optical: Hyperspectral (HSI) and GHG monitoring
    • Meteocean: GNSS-RO
    • Meteocean: other
    • SAR: X-, C-, S-, L-, P- bands
    • ELINT/RF

A database of the satellite launched over the past decade and to be launched over the next decade:

The database includes all Earth Observation satellites: Multispectral, Hyperspectral, SAR, GHG, ELINT/RF, GNSS-RO, and other Meteocean satellites.

• • Some of the Database fields include:
    • Satellite name
    • Launch year
    • Operator (with region)
    • Launch mass (kg)
    • Final orbit
    • Launch provider
    • Prime manufacturer (with region)
    • Price category (launch, manufacturing and total)
    • Dual use typology
    • Main mission type (with min GSD)
    • MSI sensor (with band type and min GSD)
    • HSI sensor (with band type and min GSD)
    • SAR sensor (with band type and min GSD)

The report is now digital. The objective is to deliver key information that can be accessed directly online.The mission of each satellite has been further examined to provide details on the type of sensor embarked, its band and resolution