Ground Segment Market Prospects, 2^nd edition

Description

Key Features

• A strategic Outlook containing global trends and dynamics, a benchmark of industry players, an overview of satellite communication elements, main opportunities, and threats for the overall ground segment market.
• An analysis of key demand drivers for both Earth Observation and Satcom segments, including:
  • An overview of the trends in the segment and estimated
    revenues
  • A description of the type of ground segment users
  • An overview of the operational satellites by frequency band, by type of orbit, and by type of payload
  • Case studies of the ground station network of selected operators.

• Key technology trends on ground stations and user terminals for Earth Observation and Satcom applications
• A focus on the NGSO constellations status and their related terminal deployment roadmap
• Quantifications and forecasts by application from 2015 to 2030 of the number of:
  • Ground sites
  • Operational ground station units and user terminals
  • Sold ground station units and user terminals
  • Market revenue
• Forecasts are presented with the following breakdown:
  • By size of the antenna
  • By frequency band
  • By region
  • By type of equipment (antenna, RF equipment, and baseband equipment)
  • By vertical market for Satcom
• Commercial Data & Services, Broadcast, and Governmental markets for ground stations
• Enterprise network, Video contribution (SNG), Consumer broadband, Trunking & backhaul, Maritime and Aero for commercial user terminals in addition to the Governmental market.

New in Current Edition

• A focus on the Ground Segment as a Service model and main service providers
• More detailed breakdown compared to the last edition. Each market segment is presented with at least four different classifications.
• The datasets supporting our analysis were enriched and are now accessible in Premium content, including:
  • A list of +2,000 ground sites with information on the owner, the location, the main application, and the number of antennas. Depending on the availability of the information, the site may be detailed with the number of antennas by size of the dish and by downlink frequency, and a track record over the last five years.
  • A databank of the Earth Observation and Telecom satellites launched and to be launched from 2010 to 2030, with information about RF communications, the operational lifetime, the payload type, the operator, and more.

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