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Embedded Systems: Technologies and Markets 

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STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

This market research report focuses on embedded technology, including both embedded hardware and embedded software. The report forecasts the market for embedded technology through 2013 by considering macroeconomic factors and dynamics of the markets for various end products. It also provides measurement and analysis of major market segments, and highlights major players and emerging trends affecting the market.

REASONS FOR UNDERTAKING THE STUDY

The ease of developing and marketing embedded devices is increasing with the advancement of technology and communication. Embedded devices are now starting to dominate nearly every aspect of human life. Many new devices are being introduced into the global market every day with innovative end application. From cell phones to digital TVs to mp3 players to refrigerators to washers, we are constantly using embedded devices for different purposes, blissfully unaware of the underlying technology.

Embedded hardware and software make these embedded devices work. The success of the embedded devices is defined by the quality of the device’s design and development, and its use of the proper underlying hardware that meets cost constraints. This study analyzes key components of embedded devices, underlying business models and the drivers for each. It projects the overall market size and that of major market segments.

EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY MARKET SEGMENTATION 
Historically, the term embedded systems was used to describe any non-PC-related system, but in time, the definition has grown to include any system that is dedicated to a particular functionality. We have segmented the embedded market into hardware and software. The hardware segment consists of Processor IP, MPU/MCU, DSP, ASIC, FPGA, and embedded boards. The software segment consists of OS, software development and testing tools, middleware, and Linux-based OS and tools.

SCOPE OF REPORT

The report is divided into two parts: embedded software and embedded hardware. For each segment of the hardware and software market, we have provided:

    Definition and further segmentation
    Overall market
    Geographic data
    Revenue by end application
    Business models
    Growth forecast and market trends
    Key players and market share

The report also includes a high-level discussion on the embedded hardware design.
The report does not consider chips developed for a specialized market such as set-top boxes. It also excludes IP and EDA tools used for the development of hardware.

This report will provide:

• Understanding of the embedded devices architecture and the roles played by different hardware components.
• Understanding of the market segment and factors driving its growth.
• Knowledge of business models used in different market segments.
• Market potential for each segment and projection for the next 5 years.

INTENDED AUDIENCE

This report touches many industries, and will be useful to a broad reader base. More specifically, we believe that the following categories of people should benefit from the information in this analysis:

• Embedded industry insiders looking to enhance their business knowledge by understanding more about the market trends, including executives, managers, marketing, and salespeople.
• Product marketing and management people who want to understand the intricacies of the embedded market and position their products accordingly.
• Business and venture executives in the technology industry looking to invest in embedded hardware companies.
• Finance and investment professionals looking to make investment decisions for embedded hardware market companies.

METHODOLOGY

Market data and information for this report was conducted through numerous channels. We looked at the publically available information from various companies and the industry association data. These include SEC filings by public companies, presentations in various conferences, and articles and reports published by company insiders.

We also conducted interviews with company executives and other industry experts to gather the key data and to understand their market insights. The companies selected for this purposes fell into several categories, including hardware suppliers, device manufacturers, and engineering services companies.
In addition, several other sources were used, including exhaustive Internet searches, blogs, and articles written by industry journalists. Editors and executives provided individual perspectives on the market. We also reviewed industry journals and publications, white papers, and technical notes. Internal sources included earlier reports from BCC on embedded systems technology.

The projections for future growth were based on several factors. We developed a mathematical model to forecast growth based on the following:

• Annual revenue of the overall industry throughout the period of last 5 years; we used this data to determine trends and correlation between the overall industry and each segment.
• External factors such as the economy and growth projections by key institutions, including the IMF.
• Key drivers for each the market segment, such as the emergence of digital TV and consumer devices.
• Geographical trends impacting the technology, such as the rise of Asia as a major consumer base.
• New innovations and threats incurred to the existing technology.

ANALYST CREDENTIALS
 
Anand Joshi has more than 15 years of experience in the embedded and semiconductor industry. His career spans involvement in engineering and marketing roles in fortune 500 companies as well as start-ups.  As an industry executive, he has often been involved in developing market strategies, market projections, and modeling.


Table Of Contents


Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION - Complimentary
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
REASONS FOR UNDERTAKING THE STUDY
EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY MARKET SEGMENTATION
SCOPE OF REPORT
INTENDED AUDIENCE
METHODOLOGY
ANALYST CREDENTIALS
RELATED REPORTS
BCC ONLINE SERVICES
DISCLAIMER
Chapter- 2: SUMMARY
Table 0 : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Figure 0 : EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY MARKET, 2007-2013

Chapter- 3: EMBEDDED SYSTEMS OVERVIEW
HISTORY AND DEFINITION
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS: INDUSTRY MARKETS
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS: GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT CYCLE
DETERMINING EMBEDDED PRODUCT COST

Chapter- 4: EMBEDDED HARDWARE
HARDWARE COMPONENTS IN A TYPICAL EMBEDDED SYSTEM
FUTURE OF EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY

Chapter- 5: OVERALL EMBEDDED HARDWARE MARKET 
MARKET BY GEOGRAPHY
MARKET BY INDUSTRY SEGMENTS
Table 5 : GLOBAL EMBEDDED HARDWARE MARKET BY VERTICAL SEGMENTS, THROUGH 2013
Figure 7 : EMBEDDED HARDWARE MARKET, BY INDUSTRY SEGMENTS, 2007-2013
Figure 8 : WORLDWIDE MARKET, BY INDUSTRY SEGMENTS, 2008
Table L 8 : 

Chapter- 6: PROCESSOR IP
TYPES OF PROCESSORS ARCHITECTURES
PROCESSOR IP MARKET: BUSINESS MODELS
OVERALL PROCESSOR IP MARKET
EMBEDDED PROCESSOR SHIPMENT YEAR OVER YEAR
PROCESSOR IP MARKET BY REGION
PROCESSOR IP MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION
PROCESSOR IP: MAJOR PLAYERS
MARKET SHARE OF PROCESSOR IP VENDORS
FUTURE OF PROCESSOR IP

Chapter- 7: MICROPROCESSORS AND MICROCONTROLLERS
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
MICROPROCESSOR MARKET TRENDS
MCU/MPU WORLDWIDE MARKET
SELECTED VENDOR PROFILES
MPU/MCU PRICING AND BUSINESS STRATEGY
MPU/MCU VENDOR MARKET SHARE (2008)
Table 14 : MCU/MPU VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 11 : MPU/MCU VENDOR MARKET SHARE, 2008

Chapter- 8: DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSORS
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
WORLDWIDE DSP MARKET FORECAST
DSP MARKET FUTURE
MAJOR PLAYERS IN DSP MARKET
DSP MARKET VENDOR SHARES
Table 18 : DSP VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 13 : WORLDWIDE DSP MARKET SHARE, 2008

Chapter- 9: RAM
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
SRAM MARKET AND BUSINESS STRATEGY
DRAM MARKET AND BUSINESS STRATEGY
RAM MARKET FORECAST
RAM MARKET TRENDS
RAM VENDORS MARKET SHARE
SELECTED VENDOR PROFILES

Chapter- 10: FLASH MEMORY
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
FLASH MEMORY ARCHITECTURE
WORLDWIDE MARKET FORECAST
FLASH MARKET TRENDS
FLASH MEMORY VENDOR MARKET SHARE (2008)
SELECTED VENDOR PROFILES

Chapter- 11: ASIC
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
ASIC TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION
ASIC DESIGN FLOW
STRUCTURED ASIC
OVERALL ASIC MARKET BY REGION AND INDUSTRY APPLICATION
ASIC MARKET TRENDS

Chapter- 12: PLD
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
COMPARISON OF ASIC AND FPGA DESIGN FLOW
WORLDWIDE PLD MARKET
PLD MARKET TRENDS
PLD VENDOR STRATEGY AND COMPETITION
PLD VENDORS MARKET SHARE
SELECTED VENDOR PROFILES

Chapter- 13: EMBEDDED BOARDS
EMBEDDED BOARD INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
POPULAR BOARD STANDARDS
WORLDWIDE MARKET FORECAST
GLOBAL AND REGIONAL TRENDS FOR EMBEDDED BOARD
EMBEDDED BOARD END-USE APPLICATION TRENDS
EMBEDDED BOARD MARKET SEGMENTATION
EMBEDDED BOARD MARKET TRENDS
SELECTED VENDORS PROFILES

Chapter- 14: EMBEDDED SOFTWARE
EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET SEGMENTATION
TYPICAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CYCLE
Figure 21 : TYPICAL EMBEDDED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CYCLE

Chapter- 15: OVERALL EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET 
MARKET BY REGION
MARKET BY INDUSTRY SEGMENTS
Table 41 : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION SEGMENTS, THROUGH 2013
Figure 26 : EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY INDUSTRY, 2007-2013
Figure 27 : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, 2008
Table L 27 : 

Chapter- 16: OPERATING SYSTEM (OS)
OPERATING SYSTEM OVERVIEW
OS- CLASSIFICATION
OS SELECTION PROCESS
OVERALL OS MARKET
OS MARKET TRENDS BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION
OS VENDORS MARKET SHARE
OS KEY VENDORS

Chapter- 17: SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING TOOLS
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
WORLDWIDE MARKET FOR SOFTWARE TOOLS
SELECTED COMPANY PROFILES

Chapter- 18: MIDDLEWAREMARKET OVERVIEW
OVERALL MIDDLEWARE WORLDWIDE MARKET FORECAST
WORLDWIDE MIDDLEWARE MARKET BY REGION
WORLDWIDE MIDDLEWARE MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS
VALUE PROVIDED BY MIDDLEWARE
MIDDLEWARE VENDOR COMPANY PROFILES

Chapter- 19: EMBEDDED LINUX TOOLS AND OS
MARKET OVERVIEW
OVERALL LINUX OS AND TOOLS MARKET
LINUX TRENDS
LINUX VENDOR MARKET SHARE
SELECTED COMPANY PROFILES
GLOSSARY

List of Tables

Summary Table : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 1 : NRE IN EMBEDDED SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
Table 2 : BILL OF MATERIALS CALCULATION FOR EMBEDDED DEVICE
Table 3 : GLOBAL EMBEDDED HARDWARE MARKET SEGMENTS, THROUGH 2013
Table 4 : GLOBAL EMBEDDED HARDWARE MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 5 : GLOBAL EMBEDDED HARDWARE MARKET BY VERTICAL SEGMENTS, THROUGH 2013
Table 6 : GLOBAL PROCESSOR IP MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 7 : GLOBAL PROCESSOR IP SHIPMENT AND REVENUE, THROUGH 2013
Table 8 : GLOBAL PROCESSOR MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 9 : GLOBAL PROCESSOR MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 10 : PROCESSOR IP VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Table 11 : WORLDWIDE MPU/MCU MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 12 : WORLDWIDE MPU/MCU MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 13 : WORLDWIDE MPU/MCU MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION THROUGH 2013
Table 14 : MCU/MPU VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Table 15 : WORLDWIDE DSP MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 16 : WORLDWIDE DSP MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 17 : WORLDWIDE DSP MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 18 : DSP VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Table 19 : WORLDWIDE RAM MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 20 : WORLDWIDE RAM MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 21 : WORLDWIDE RAM MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 22 : RAM VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Table 23 : WORLDWIDE FLASH MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 24 : WORLDWIDE FLASH MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 25 : WORLDWIDE FLASH MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 26 : FLASH MEMORY VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Table 27 : ASIC, ASSP, AND FPGA TECHNOLOGY COMPARISON
Table 28 : WORLDWIDE ASIC MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 29 : WORLDWIDE ASIC MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 30 : WORLDWIDE ASIC MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 31 : WORLDWIDE PLD MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 32 : WORLDWIDE FPGA MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 33 : WORLDWIDE FPGA MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 34 : FPGA VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Table 35 : WORLDWIDE BOARD MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 36 : WORLDWIDE BOARD MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 37 : WORLDWIDE BOARD MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 38 : EMBEDDED MARKET SEGMENT GROWTH FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 39 : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY SEGMENT, THROUGH 2013
Table 40 : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 41 : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION SEGMENTS, THROUGH 2013
Table 42 : WORLDWIDE OS MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 43 : WORLDWIDE OS MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 44 : WORLDWIDE SOFTWARE TOOLS MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 45 : OS VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Table 46 : WORLDWIDE SOFTWARE TOOLS MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 47 : WORLDWIDE SOFTWARE TOOLS MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 48 : WORLDWIDE SOFTWARE TOOLS MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 49 : WORLDWIDE MIDDLEWARE MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 50 : WORLDWIDE MIDDLEWARE MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 51 : WORLDWIDE MIDDLEWARE MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 52 : WORLDWIDE LINUX OS AND TOOLS MARKET FORECAST, THROUGH 2013
Table 53 : WORLDWIDE OS MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2013
Table 54 : WORLDWIDE SOFTWARE TOOLS MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 55 : LINUX OS AND TOOLS VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008

List of Figures

Summary Figure : EMBEDDED TECHNOLOGY MARKET, 2007-2013
Figure 1 : TYPICAL EMBEDDED DEVICES DEVELOPMENT CYCLE
Figure 2 : HARDWARE COMPONENTS IN A TYPICAL EMBEDDED DEVICE
Figure 3 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR EMBEDDED HARDWARE SEGMENTS, 2007-2013
Figure 4 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR EMBEDDED HARDWARE SEGMENTS, 2008
Figure 5 : EMBEDDED HARDWARE MARKET BY GEOGRAPHIC SEGMENTS, 2007-2013
Figure 6 : GLOBAL MARKET BY REGION, 2008
Figure 7 : EMBEDDED HARDWARE MARKET, BY INDUSTRY SEGMENTS, 2007-2013
Figure 8 : WORLDWIDE MARKET, BY INDUSTRY SEGMENTS, 2008
Figure 9 : GLOBAL PROCESSOR IP MARKET BY REGION, 2008
Figure 10 : WORLDWIDE PROCESSOR IP MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 11 : MPU/MCU VENDOR MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 12 : A TYPICAL DSP SYSTEM
Figure 13 : WORLDWIDE DSP MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 14 : WORLDWIDE RAM VENDOR MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 15 : FLASH MEMORY VENDOR MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 16 : ASIC TECHNOLOGY NODES, 2001-2010
Figure 17 : TYPICAL STEPS IN ASIC DESIGN CYCLE AND TIMELINE
Figure 18 : TYPICAL FPGA DESIGN FLOW
Figure 19 : WORLDWIDE FPGA VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 20 : SOFTWARE STACK IN A TYPICAL EMBEDDED SYSTEM
Figure 21 : TYPICAL EMBEDDED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CYCLE
Figure 22 : WORLDWIDE MARKET FOR EMBEDDED SOFTWARE BY SEGMENT, 2007-2013
Figure 23 : WORLDWIDE MARKET FOR EMBEDDED SOFTWARE BY SEGMENT, 2008
Figure 24 : EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET, BY REGION, 2007-2013
Figure 25 : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY REGION, 2008
Figure 26 : EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY INDUSTRY, 2007-2013
Figure 27 : WORLDWIDE EMBEDDED SOFTWARE MARKET BY INDUSTRY APPLICATION, 2008
Figure 28 : WORLDWIDE OS VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008
Figure 29 : WORLDWIDE LINUX OS VENDORS MARKET SHARE, 2008


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Sample Preparation in Genomics, Proteomics, and Epigenomics: Global Markets 

ReportsnReports.com adds BCC Research Market Research Report “Sample Preparation in Genomics, Proteomics, and Epigenomics: Global Markets’’ to its store.
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
This BCC Research report, Sample Preparation in Genomics, Proteomics, and Epigenomics: Global Markets, provides an overview of the current overall state of the sample preparation industry for life science research focusing on the genomics, epigenomics, and proteomics segments.  It describes existing products on the market, and a detailed analysis of the competitive environments, including new potential markets for novel products and assay development.  This study includes information about significant players, trends, and obstacles and other information affecting this market and its different segments.
REASONS FOR DOING THIs STUDY
Experimental procedure and technical protocols are the basis for a successful scientific project.  Sample preparation steps are often the main “bottleneck” or foundation for further downstream analysis and workflow.
Reagents companies started to recognize commercial potential in providing the required reagents, kits, and assays that help to facilitate scientific work by reducing time, labor, and even costs.  Slowly, sample preparation products are evolving into a specific market space with its own trends, influences, and challenges.
Although it is part of the life science reagents and tools industry in general, the sample preparation segment exhibits specific characteristics and differences in its market participants and competitive landscape.
This report highlights the main segments in the sample preparation industry: genomics, proteomics, and epigenomics.  It discusses its major players, current and future trends and influences.  Drivers and challenges in each segment of this industry are described in detail, including forecasts for the next 5 years.

SCOPE AND FORMAT
This report is essentially a business tool that can help market players evaluate new commercial opportunities in the sample preparation market for genomics, proteomics, and epigenomics research.  The geographic scope of this study is global.  This market is complex and consists of many different segments, each of which is affected differently by scientific and technological developments.  This report identifies the main positive and negative factors affecting each segment, and forecasts market growth, future trends, and product and assay development in every major segment of this market.

METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
Both primary and secondary research methodologies were used in preparing this study.  Initially, a comprehensive and exhaustive search of the literature on drug discovery and already marketed products was conducted.  These secondary sources included drug discovery and science-related journals, textbooks, press releases, marketing literature, other product/promotional literature, annual reports, security analyst reports, and other publications.  A patent search and analysis were also conducted.
In a second phase, a series of semi-structured interviews was conducted with company representatives, bench scientists, marketing representatives, and other personnel at biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies.  Other sources included academics, technology, and consulting companies.  Subsequent analysis of the documents and interviews notes was iterative.

INTENDED AUDIENCE
This report is intended for business development professionals, entrepreneurs, and other investors who need to fully understand and properly evaluate each segment of the market for sample preparation in genomics, proteomics, and epigenomics research.  It provides insights into the market positions of major companies, and shows new opportunities otherwise overlooked or less known to the business community.
ANALYST CREDENTIALS
Dr. Marianna Tcherpakov has more than 7 years experience as a bench scientist specializing in biochemistry, cell biology, and industrial assay development.  She has contributed to a number of scientific publications and holds several patents.  She has expertise as an assay development scientist and is familiar with different research field trends and likely future developments.
Table Of Contents
Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION - Complimentary
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
REASONS FOR DOING THIS STUDY
SCOPE AND FORMAT
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
INTENDED AUDIENCE
ANALYST CREDENTIALS
RELATED REPORTS
BCC ONLINE SERVICES
DISCLAIMER
Chapter- 2: SUMMARY
Table 0 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION REAGENTS AND PRODUCTS USED IN LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH BY SEGMENT, THROUGH 2016
Figure 0 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION REAGENTS AND PRODUCTS USED IN LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH BY SEGMENT, 2009–2016
Chapter- 3: INTRODUCTION TO THE SAMPLE PREP MARKET
OVERVIEW
MAJOR TRENDS AND DRIVERS IN THE SAMPLE PREP SEGMENT OF LIFE SCIENCE TOOLS INDUSTRY
MAIN MARKET PARTICIPANTS IN THE SAMPLE PREP INDUSTRY
GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE PREP MARKET
TECHNOLOGY PATENTS IN THE SAMPLE PREP INDUSTRY
Chapter- 4: SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS FOR GENOMICS RESEARCH
OVERVIEW
GENOMICS STUDIES AS A MARKET FOR THE LIFE SCIENCE TOOLS AND SAMPLE PREPARATION INDUSTRIES
SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR DNA AMPLIFICATION AND POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION
SAMPLE PREPARATION MARKET FOR SEQUENCING APPLICATIONS
SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS FOR CLONING AND DNA ASSEMBLY
ADDITIONAL TARGET SUB-MARKETS FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS FOR GENOMICS
Chapter- 5: SAMPLE PREP PRODUCTS FOR EPIGENOMICS
OVERVIEW
Table 28 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR DRUG DISCOVERY IN EPIGENOMIC RESEARCH, 2011–2016
Chapter- 6: PROTEOMICS RESEARCH AS A MARKET FOR THE SAMPLE PREPARATION INDUSTRY
OVERVIEW
Table 34 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PROTEOMICS TOOLS, THROUGH 2016
Chapter- 7: LABELING AND PROBES IN THE SAMPLE PREP MARKET
OVERVIEW
LABELING
LABELING AND PROBES FOR GENOMICS STUDIES
LABELING AND PROBES FOR PROTEOMICS STUDIES
Chapter- 8: SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR THE CELL BIOLOGY REAGENTS MARKET
OVERVIEW
Table 49 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CELL BIOLOGY REAGENTS, THROUGH 2016
Table 50 : GLOBAL MARKET SHARES OF CELL BIOLOGY REAGENTS BY PRODUCT CATEGORY
Chapter- 9: GLOBAL TARGET MARKETS FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION BY APPLICATION
OVERVIEW
FOOD SAFETY TESTING
ANIMAL HEALTH DIAGNOSTICS
FORENSICS AS A TARGET MARKET FOR THE SAMPLE PREPARATION INDUSTRY
BIODEFENSE AS A DRIVER MARKET FOR THE SAMPLE PREPARATION INDUSTRY
Table 57 : HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENTAL BUDGETS, 2010


Chapter- 10: MARKET SUMMARY
OVERVIEW
MARKET PARTICIPANTS
Table 62 : MAIN MARKET PARTICIPANTS IN THE SAMPLE PREPARATION INDUSTRY FOR LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH
Chapter- 11: SELECTED PROFILES OF COMPANIES
PROFILES
LIST OF COMPANIES

List of Tables
Summary Table : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION REAGENTS AND PRODUCTS USED IN LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH BY SEGMENT, THROUGH 2016
Table 1 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR COMMON REAGENTS AND PRODUCTS IN THE LIFE SCIENCE TOOLS INDUSTRY BY SEGMENT, THROUGH 2016
Table 2 : GLOBAL MARKET SHARES OF THE SAMPLE PREP INDUSTRY BY LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH SEGMENT, 2011
Table 3 : GLOBAL MARKET SHARES OF THE SAMPLE PREP INDUSTRY BY GEOGRAPHIC REGION, 2011
Table 4 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR GENOMICS PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2016
Table 5 : GLOBAL MARKET VALUE OF NUCLEIC ACID EXTRACTION PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2016
Table 6 : NUCLEIC ACID MARKET SHARES BY COMPANY, 2011,
Table 7 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE NUCLEIC ACID PREPARATION MARKET BY TYPE OF END USER, 2011
Table 8 : GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE NUCLEIC ACID PREPARATION MARKET, 2011
Table 9 : GLOBAL MARKET SHARES OF RNA ISOLATION PRODUCTS BY COMPANY, 2011
Table 10 : SELECT COMPANIES PROVIDING PRODUCTS FOR FFPE NUCLEIC ACID EXTRACTION
Table 11 : DISTRIBUTION OF AUTOMATION DEVICES FOR NUCLEIC ACID PURIFICATION BY TYPE OF END USER, 2011
Table 12 : COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE NUCLEIC ACID SAMPLE PREPARATION PLATFORMS
Table 13 : AVERAGE PRICES OF NUCLEIC ACID PURIFICATION UNITS OFFERED BY REPRESENTATIVE COMPANIES, 2011
Table 14 : GLOBAL DNA AMPLIFICATION/PCR MARKET, THROUGH 2016
Table 15 : GLOBAL RT-PCR MARKET SHARES BY COMPANY, 2011
Table 16 : GLOBAL PCR MAKET SHARES BY GEOGRAPHIC REGION, 2011
Table 17 : SAMPLE PREPARATION MARKET ESTIMATE FOR PCR APPLICATIONS, THROUGH 2016
Table 18 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR DNA SEQUENCING, THROUGH 2016
Table 19 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR NGS AND GENERAL SEQUENCING, THROUGH 2016
Table 20 : NGS MARKET SHARES BY COMPANY, 2011
Table 21 : CRITERIA FOR CHOOSING A SPECIFIC VENDOR FOR SAMPLE PREP IN NGS ACCORDING TO PRIORITY
Table 22 : VALUE OF NGS FOR THE SAMPLE PREP MARKET THROUGH 2016
Table 23 : RECENT ACQUISITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS IN THE NGS SAMPLE PREP INDUSTRY, 2011
Table 24 : MARKET ESTIMATION FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION IN MOLECULAR CLONING, THROUGH 2011
Table 25 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR DNA MICROARRAYS, THROUGH 2016
Table 26 : SELECT RNA SYNTHESIS, DEGRADATION, AND MODIFICATION PRODUCTS
Table 27 : GLOBAL RNA INTERFERENCE MARKET THROUGH 2016
Table 28 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR DRUG DISCOVERY IN EPIGENOMIC RESEARCH, 2011–2016
Table 29 : SELECT EPIGENOMIC PRODUCTS BY SUPPLIER
Table 30 : SELECT EPIGENOMIC SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS BY SUPPLIER
Table 31 : PERCENTAGE OF COMMERCIAL KITS GENERALLY PURCHASED FOR EPIGENOMIC RESEARCH BY PRODUCT TYPE
Table 32 : GLOBAL MARKET RESEARCH TOOLS IN THE EPIGENOMIC SEGMENT, THROUGH 2016
Table 33 : DISTRIBUTION OF EPIGENOMIC PRODUCTS IN THE U.S. SAMPLE PREPARATION INDUSTRY BY TYPE OF END USER, 2011
Table 34 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PROTEOMICS TOOLS, THROUGH 2016
Table 35 : PERCENTAGE USE OF SPECIFIC PROTEIN EXPRESSION TECHNIQUES, 2011
Table 36 : PROTEIN EXPRESSION MARKET SHARES BY COMPANY, 2011
Table 37 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PROTEIN CHROMATOGRAPHY, THROUGH 2016
Table 38 : AVERAGE SPENDING PER SCIENTIST ON PURIFICATION/SEPARATION PRODUCTS
Table 39 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR MASS SPECTROMETRY, THROUGH 2016
Table 40 : PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL NMR APPLICATIONS IN VARIOUS SECTORS, 2011
Table 41 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR 2D GEL ANALYSIS, THROUGH 2016
Table 42 : EXAMPLES OF 2D GEL SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS BY COMPANY, 2011
Table 43 : GLOBAL PROTEIN CHIP MARKET, THROUGH 2016
Table 44 : MARKET ESTIMATE FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS IN PROTEOMICS, THROUGH 2011
Table 45 : CATEGORIES IN THE SAMPLE PREPARATION MARKET FOR PROTEOMICS RESEARCH AND EXAMPLES OF MARKET PARTICIPANTS
Table 46 : EXAMPLES OF SAMPLE PREPARATION SERVICES FOR PROTEOMICS RESEARCH AND THEIR AVERAGE COST
Table 47 : DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROTEOMICS SAMPLE PREPARATION MARKET BY TYPE OF END USER, 2011
Table 48 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR VARIOUS LABELING AND PROBES, 2011
Table 49 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR CELL BIOLOGY REAGENTS, THROUGH 2016
Table 50 : GLOBAL MARKET SHARES OF CELL BIOLOGY REAGENTS BY PRODUCT CATEGORY
Table 51 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR FLOW CYTOMETRY, THROUGH 2016
Table 52 : U.S. MARKET FOR STEM CELL RESEARCH TOOLS, THROUGH 2016
Table 53 : REPRESENTATIVE PRICING FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION SERVICES IN CELL BIOLOGY
Table 54 : MARKET VALUE OF FOOD SAFETY TESTING FOR PATHOGENS IN THE U.S. THROUGH 2016
Table 55 : GLOBAL MARKET VALUE OF ANIMAL HEALTH TESTING, THROUGH 2016
Table 56 : U.S. MARKET FOR DNA TESTING SERVICES AND PRODUCTS IN THE FORENSICS INDUSTRY, 2010
Table 57 : HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENTAL BUDGETS, 2010
Table 58 : MARKET ESTIMATE FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS IN GENOMICS, THROUGH 2016
Table 59 : MARKET ESTIMATE FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS IN EPIGENOMICS, THROUGH 2016
Table 60 : MARKET ESTIMATE FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS IN PROTEOMICS, THROUGH 2016
Table 61 : MARKET SHARE OF GENOMICS VS. PROTEOMICS SAMPLE PREP PRODUCTS BY TYPE OF END USER, 2011
Table 62 : MAIN MARKET PARTICIPANTS IN THE SAMPLE PREPARATION INDUSTRY FOR LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH


List of Figures
Summary Figure : GLOBAL MARKET FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION REAGENTS AND PRODUCTS USED IN LIFE SCIENCE RESEARCH BY SEGMENT, 2009–2016
Figure 1 : GENOME AND GENE ANALYSIS WORKFLOW
Figure 2 : PROTEIN ANALYSIS WORKFLOW
Figure 3 : MARKET ESTIMATE FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS IN GENOMICS, 2009–2016
Figure 4 : MARKET ESTIMATE FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS IN EPIGENOMICS, 2009–2016
Figure 5 : MARKET ESTIMATE FOR SAMPLE PREPARATION PRODUCTS IN PROTEOMICS, 2009–2016


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STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES

The market for portable, battery-powered products has grown from a few well-established niches, such as flashlights and wristwatches, to a diverse, rapidly growing market that encompasses electronic computers, communications and entertainment products, a variety of cordless tools, and whole new classes of military and medical products. This diversity has been accomplished because of a unique synergy between the products themselves, the batteries they employ, and the battery charger and power-management systems that charge the batteries.

Several entirely new classes of batteries have been commercialized during the past 25 years, including nickel-metal hydride, lithium polymer, lithium-ion, lithium-polymer, rechargeable alkaline, and zinc-air designs. Meanwhile, improved microelectronic battery charger controller technology allows the commercialization of higher performance, smaller, and safer designs. This, in turn, has allowed the commercialization of portable products that would be impossible without improved battery chargers (notably portable computers, cellular telephones, and cordless hand tools). At the same time, competitively priced nonrechargeable primary batteries remain an established power source for many kinds of portable products.

As this synergy continues to develop, there are areas where the portable product, battery, and battery charger industry could experience the explosive growth usually associated with emerging industries. Battery designers (mainly electrochemists) and battery charger designers (mainly electrical and electronics specialists) will continue to operate together, with new batteries and new battery chargers evolving in tandem to produce even higher-performance products.

At the same time, competing portable power sources will be commercialized. Photovoltaics are already a niche market. Capacitive power storage is used in very specialized portable product applications. The most promising competing portable power sources are fuel cells. This report describes these competitors, assesses their potential, and discusses how they can also supplement portable product batteries.
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY

After spectacular growth, the portable battery-powered-product market is retrenching. Overall sales for some market sectors are level. Technical advances and a realignment of product, battery, and charger industry players must be matched by new marketing attitudes. On the other hand, battery designers and battery charger designers must continue to cooperate to meet more-demanding design requirements. With this in mind, this analysis is intended to be the most complete technical, economic, and business document of this type on battery-powered products and is designed to provide information of a professional nature. The technical data are dependent on the accuracy of the manufacturers and technical sources that helped to make up the BCC Research database. This report is not intended to constitute a legal or accounting document, nor is it an endorsement of any given product or process. The authors and BCC Research, as the publisher, assume no liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on this material.
SCOPE OF REPORT
First, this report organizes the portable product industry into the following market sectors:

• Communications and multi-functional handhelds
• Entertainment
• Computers
• Navigation
• Cameras
• Timepieces
• Tools
• Lighting
• Toys and novelties
• Medical
• Scientific
• Military

Each portable product market sector is defined, leading companies for each sector are identified, and the market sectors are analyzed, including a 5-year market prediction. The following kinds of batteries are then discussed:

Rechargeable

• Nickel-cadmium (nicad)
• Nickel-metal hydride
• Lithium batteries (including lithium-ion and lithium-polymer)
• Specialty rechargeable batteries (including lead-acid, rechargeable alkaline, nickel-zinc, silver-zinc, and silver-cadmium)

Non-rechargeable

• Zinc-carbon primary batteries
• Non-rechargeable manganese zinc alkaline
• Non-rechargeable lithium
• Specialty non-rechargeable (including zinc-air, silver oxide, and magnesium)

These battery power sources are also compared to two new portable power supplies - ultracapacitors and fuel cells. Again, each battery market sector is defined, leading companies are identified, and the market is analyzed, including a 5-year market prediction. Finally, original equipment markets (OEM) and charging-station battery charger markets are analyzed. Portable product, battery, and battery charger companies are identified and profiled.

Throughout the report, past market data are expressed in current dollars, and estimates and predictions are in constant 2008 dollars. Wholesale markets for 2007 and predictions for 2008 and 2013 are provided. Most market summaries are based on a consensus scenario that assumes no unanticipated technical advances and no unexpected legislation. Totals are rounded to the nearest million dollars.
INTENDED AUDIENCE
This report is intended to provide a unique analysis of the global portable battery-powered-product market and will be of interest to manufacturers of battery chargers and battery charger components, as well as a variety of portable product makers. This report will also be valuable to those involved in secondary battery development and marketing, as well as those offering competing nonrechargeable batteries. Nonbattery power source makers, such as fuel-cell and ultracapacitor makers, can use this report to assess the ultimate size of their target market. Current and potential battery consumers, as well as those in the military and the medical professions, can determine existing or potential portable product, battery, or battery charger markets. These end users will learn what designs battery systems will and will not allow. BCC wishes to thank those companies, government agencies, and university researchers who contributed information for this report.
INFORMATION SOURCES
This report is based on literature reviews, patent examinations, and discussions with commercial and government sources. Market assumptions used in this report include those based on updates of material from an earlier version of this analysis, as well as from the BCC Research study Lithium Batteries: Markets and Materials. This report' s author prepared these studies as well. Although many segments of the industry are well documented, much of this information is based on estimates, not hard facts. The distinction between these estimates and hard facts can be vital, and wherever possible, sources are identified.

When appropriate, information from previously published sources is identified to allow a more detailed examination by clients.


Table Of Contents


Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION - Complimentary
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
SCOPE OF REPORT
INTENDED AUDIENCE
INFORMATION SOURCES
ANALYST CREDENTIALS
RELATED REPORTS
BCC ONLINE SERVICES
DISCLAIMER

Chapter- 2: SUMMARY
Table 0 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2013
Figure 0 : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS, 2008
Table L0 : 

Chapter- 3: OVERVIEW
DEFINITION OF THE PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT INDUSTRY
PRODUCT AND TECHNOLOGY LIFE CYCLE
HISTORIC AND FUTURE ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS
SIGNIFICANCE OF GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
Table 7 : IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT REGULATION

Chapter- 4: PORTABLE PRODUCT MARKETS
DEFINITION OF THE PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT INDUSTRY
PRODUCT AND TECHNOLOGY LIFE CYCLE
HISTORIC AND FUTURE ECONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS
SIGNIFICANCE OF GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
Table 7 : IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT REGULATION

Chapter- 4: PORTABLE PRODUCT MARKETS
MARKET BY PRODUCTS
PORTABLE PRODUCT APPLICATION SUMMARY
Table 44 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 45 : GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS OF PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 46 : GLOBAL TOTAL VALUE/SIZE OF THE PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013

Chapter- 5: PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERIES 
SECONDARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERIES
PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERIES

Chapter- 6: PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGERS
PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER INTRODUCTION AND MARKET ELEMENTS
PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER MARKET DRIVERS AND TECHNOLOGY FACTORS
PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER COMPANIES
PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER FORECASTS
PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY
Table 73 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 74 : SUMMARY GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 75 : GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 76 : SUMMARY GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 77 : GLOBAL TOTAL VALUE OF THE PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 78 : GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 79 : GLOBAL TOTAL VALUE/SIZE OF THE PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY MARKET, THROUGH 2013

Chapter- 7: INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS 
DRIVING FORCES OF THE INDUSTRY
STRATEGIES FOR STAYING COMPETITIVE
CONCENTRATION FACTORS
MARKET SEGMENTATION
CHANNELS OF DISTRIBUTION
PURCHASING INFLUENCES
COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS

Chapter- 8: INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS
Table 83 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE OF THE PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013, BY REGION

Chapter- 9: COMPANY PROFILES
A123SYSTEMS
1-800-BATTERIES (MOBILITY ELECTRONICS)
ADVANCED BATTERY SYSTEMS
ADVANCED BATTERY TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (ABAT)
ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES, INC.
AROTECH CORP. (ELECTRIC FUEL BATTERY)
ALCAD, INC.
ALLEGRO MICROSYSTEMS, INC.
ANALOG DEVICES
APPLE COMPUTER, INC.
APPLIED POWER, INC.
APX ARSTAN PRODUCTS
ARC ELECTRONICS
ASUSTEK COMPUTER, INC.
BATTERIES BATTERIES, INC.
BATTERIES PLUS
BATTERY-BIZ
BATTERY CLINIC, INC.
BATTERY TECHNOLOGY, INC. (BTI)
BESCOR VIDEO
BLACK & DECKER CORP.
BOSTON-POWER
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP.
BREN-TRONICS
BRIGHT STAR INDUSTRIES
BYD BATTERIES
CADEX
CANON
CASIO
CELL-CON
CHINA BAK BATTERY, INC.
CHINA DIGITAL COMMUNICATION GROUP
CITIZEN AMERICA
CLIPLIGHT, INC.
COBRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.
DAVIS INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURING CO.
DREMEL
DURACELL INTERNATIONAL
EAGLEPICHER CORP.
ENERGY CONVERSION DEVICES (ECD OVONICS)
ENGINEERING DESIGN & SALES
ELECTROVAYA (ELECTROFUEL)
ENER1, INC. (ENERDEL)
ENERGIZER
ENFUCELL
E-ONE MOLI ENERGY
ERGENICS
ERICSSON
FARASIS ENERGY
FLUKE ELECTRONICS
FRIWO NORTH AMERICA, INC.
FUJI FILM CO.
FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS, INC.
FUJI HI-TECH, INC.
GARMIN LTD.
GARRITY INDUSTRIES, INC.
GATEWAY
GLOBTEK, INC.
GP BATTERIES (GOLD PEAK INTERNATIONAL)
GREATBATCH, INC.
HARDING ENERGY, INC.
HASBRO, INC.
HEWLETT-PACKARD CO.
HITACHI MAXELL (MAXELL WORLDWIDE)
HLK & ASSOCIATES, INC.
HM ELECTRONICS, INC.
HONEYWELL BATTERIES
HONG KONG HIGHPOWER TECHNOLOGY
HOOVER CO.
HYB BATTERY CO., LTD. (HUA-YUE-BAO BATTERY)
HUANYU BATTERY
IBM CORP.
INDUSTRIAL BATTERY ENGINEERING
INDUSTRIAL BATTERY PRODUCTS
INNERGY POWER CORP. (AN ECOTALITY COMPANY)
INTEL CORP.
IOMEGA CORP.
ISL PRODUCTS INTERNATIONAL, LTD.
JEROME INDUSTRIES CORP.
KEYSTONE BATTERY CORP.
KOKAM AMERICA, INC.
LENOVO GROUP
LITHIUM POWER TECHNOLOGIES
LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY CORP. (LTC)
MATHEWS ASSOCIATES
MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. (PANASONIC)
MATTEL, INC.
MAXELL CORPORATION
MAXIM INTEGRATED PRODUCTS, INC.
MITAC TECHNOLOGY CORP.
MEDTRONIC, INC.
MICROPOWER
MICROSOFT
MIDLAND RADIO CORPORATION
MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES CO. (MSA)
MINIMAX ENERGY TECHNOLOGY
MITSUBISHI INTERNATIONAL
MULTIPLIER INDUSTRIES
MOTOROLA, INC.
NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORP.
NEC CORP. (E-ONE MOLI ENERGY)
NEXCELL BATTERY
NEXERGY
NINTENDO
NOKIA CELLULAR SYSTEMS
POWERGENIX
OMEGA ENGINEERING, INC.
PALM
PHILIPS GLOBAL
POWER-SONIC CORP.
PROMARK ELECTRONICS
PSION
RAYOVAC CORP. (SPECTRUM)
RESEARCH IN MOTION (RIM)
RENATA BATTERIES
ROYAL APPLIANCE MANUFACTURING CO.
RSA SECURITY INC.
SAFT
SANYO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
SEGA
SEIKO HOLDINGS
SETO HOLDINGS, INC.
SHARP ELECTRONICS CORP.
SIEMENS MEDICAL SYSTEMS
SONY CORP.
SPERRY INSTRUMENTS (A.W. SPERRY)
SUNBEAM CORP.
SWATCH
TADIRAN BATTERIES
TAMURA CORP. OF AMERICA
TANDY CORP. (RADIO SHACK)
TEGAM, INC.
TEKTRONIX, INC.
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC.
TIMEX CORP.
TOMTOM
TORO CO.
TOSHIBA BATTERY CO., LTD.
TRACER TECHNOLOGIES
ULTRALIFE BATTERIES, INC.
UNIDEN
UNIROSS BATTERIES CORP.
VALENCE TECHNOLOGY, INC.
VARTA AG (VARTA BATTERIES, INC).
VENTRONICS
VENTURE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
VERISIGN, INC.
XANTREX TECHNOLOGY
XENOTRONIX, INC.
YARDNEY (LITHION, ENER-TEK)
ZPOWER (ZINC MATRIX POWER)

Chapter- 10: APPENDIX I: GENERAL BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS
VOLTAGE
CAPACITY
SHELF LIFE
DRAIN
SAFETY
ENERGY DENSITY
POWER
RECHARGE TIME
PRIMARY BATTERY SIZE AND SHAPE
CYCLE LIFE
DISPOSAL FACTORS

Chapter- 11: APPENDIX II: MEDICAL DEVICE DEFINITIONS
MEDICAL DEVICE DEFINITION IN THE U.S.
MEDICAL DEVICE DEFINITION IN EUROPE

Chapter- 12: APPENDIX III: COMPETING ENERGY STORAGE AND GENERATING SYSTEMS
CAPACITIVE ENERGY STORAGE
NUCLEAR BATTERIES
FUEL CELLS

List of Tables
Summary Table : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2013
Table 1 : PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT DEFINITIONS AND SCOPE
Table 2 : IMPORTANT PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT CONCEPTS
Table 3 : COMMERCIAL SECONDARY BATTERY TYPES
Table 4 : COMMERCIAL PRIMARY BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS
Table 5 : GENERIC PORTABLE PRODUCT MANUFACTURING TREE
Table 6 : PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT ECONOMIC IMPACT
Table 7 : IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT REGULATION
Table 8 : PORTABLE COMMUNICATIONS COMPANIES
Table 9 : PORTABLE COMMUNICATIONS PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 10 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE COMMUNICATION AND MULTI-FUNCTIONAL HANDHELD PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 11 : PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT COMPANIES
Table 12 : PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 13 : APPLE iPOD SHIPMENTS BY FISCAL QUARTERS
Table 14 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 15 : PORTABLE COMPUTER PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 16 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE COMPUTER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 17 : GPS NAVIGATION DEVICE PRICING SURVEY
Table 18 : GPS MASS MARKET NAVIGATION PRODUCT COMPANIES
Table 19 : GPS SPECIALTY/NICHE NAVIGATION PRODUCT COMPANIES
Table 20 : PORTABLE GPS NAVIGATION PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 21 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE NAVIGATION PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 22 : PORTABLE CAMERA COMPANIES
Table 23 : PORTABLE CAMERA GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 24 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE CAMERA MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 25 : PORTABLE TIMEPIECE GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 26 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE TIMEPIECE MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 27 : PORTABLE TOOLS PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 28 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE TOOLS MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 29 : GLOBALLY SIGNIFICANT BATTERY-POWERED LIGHTING PRODUCERS
Table 30 : PORTABLE LIGHTING PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 31 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE LIGHTING MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 32 : PORTABLE TOY AND NOVELTY PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 33 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE TOY AND NOVELTY PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 34 : PORTABLE MEDICAL PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY FACTORS
Table 35 : PORTABLE MEDICAL PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 36 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE MEDICAL PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 37 : PORTABLE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCT COMPANIES
Table 38 : PORTABLE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 39 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 40 : SELECTED PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED MILITARY PRODUCT ROLES
Table 41 : PORTABLE MILITARY PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY FACTORS
Table 42 : PORTABLE MILITARY PRODUCT GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 43 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE MILITARY PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 44 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 45 : GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS OF PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 46 : GLOBAL TOTAL VALUE/SIZE OF THE PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 47 : NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY COMPANIES
Table 48 : NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 49 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 50 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY MARKET BY MARKET ELEMENT, THROUGH 2013
Table 51 : NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY COMPANIES
Table 52 : NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 53 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 54 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE BATTERY MARKET BY MARKET ELEMENT, THROUGH 2013
Table 55 : RECHARGEABLE LITHIUM BATTERY CONFIGURATIONS
Table 56 : NON–LITHIUM-ION RECHARGEABLE LITHIUM BATTERY STATUS
Table 57 : SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERY COMPANIES
Table 58 : SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 59 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERY MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 60 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF SECONDARY LITHIUM BATTERY MARKET BY MARKET ELEMENT, THROUGH 2013
Table 61 : SPECIALTY SECONDARY BATTERY COMPANIES
Table 62 : SPECIALTY SECONDARY BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 63 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF SPECIALTY SECONDARY BATTERY MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 64 : PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY COMPANIES
Table 65 : PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 66 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY MARKET BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2013
Table 67 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PRIMARY PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY MARKET BY MARKET ELEMENT, THROUGH 2013
Table 68 : TOP PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER PRODUCERS
Table 69 : SMART BATTERY SYSTEM (SBS) STAKEHOLDERS
Table 70 : PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER GROWTH DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS
Table 71 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013, BY MARKET ELEMENT
Table 72 : GLOBAL TOTAL VALUE/SIZE OF THE PORTABLE PRODUCT CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013, BY APPLICATION
Table 73 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 74 : SUMMARY GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 75 : GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 76 : SUMMARY GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 77 : GLOBAL TOTAL VALUE OF THE PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 78 : GLOBAL UNIT SHIPMENTS OF PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY AND BATTERY CHARGER MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 79 : GLOBAL TOTAL VALUE/SIZE OF THE PORTABLE PRODUCT BATTERY MARKET, THROUGH 2013
Table 80 : DRIVING FORCES AND MARKET DEVELOPMENTS SUMMARY
Table 81 : HISTORIC AND PREDICTED AVERAGE UNIT PRICES FOR PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS, THROUGH 2013
Table 82 : PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT PURCHASING INFLUENCES
Table 83 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE OF THE PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCT MARKET, THROUGH 2013, BY REGION
Table 84 : COMPARISON BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL BATTERY AND NEXELION
Table 85 : COMPARISON BETWEEN CAPACITIVE ENERGY STORAGE AND LARGE ELECTROCHEMICAL STORAGE BATTERIES
Table 86 : COMPARISON OF CAPACITOR, ULTRACAPACITOR, AND BATTERY CHARACTERISTICS
Table 87 : SUMMARY OF CURRENT AND HISTORIC ZINC-AIR BATTERY COMPANIES AND DEVELOPMENTS

List of Figures
Summary Figure : GLOBAL MARKET FOR PORTABLE BATTERY-POWERED PRODUCTS, 2008
Figure 1 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE COMMUNICATION AND MULTI-FUNCTIONAL HANDHELD PRODUCT MARKET, 2002-2013
Figure 3 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE COMPUTER MARKET, 2002-2013
Figure 4 : GLOBAL VALUE/SIZE/PRICE OF PORTABLE CAMERA MARKET, 2002-2013
Figure 5 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE TIMEPIECE MARKET, 2002-2013
Figure 6 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE TOOLS MARKET, 2002-2013
Figure 7 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE LIGHTING MARKET, 2002-2013
Figure 8 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE TOY AND NOVELTY PRODUCT MARKET, 2002-2013
Figure 9 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE MEDICAL PRODUCT MARKET, 202-2013
Figure 10 : GLOBAL VALUE OF PORTABLE SCIENTIFIC PRODUCT MARKET, 2002-2013


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Remote Sensing Technologies and Global Markets describes the fundamentals of remote sensing technology and provides 2009 through 2014 global, U.S. and regional forecasts for the 20 most robust applications for remotes sensing products, 11 basic types of remote sensing instruments and four basic types of instrument platforms. The report is divided into 30 chapters and contains 144 tables.


STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES

Substantial changes have taken place in the remote sensing market since BCC Research first explored the topic in its 2007 Market Research Report titled Remote Sensing Technologies and Global Markets. This study describes the impact of those changes and presents forecasts for the global and regional markets for remote sensing products through 2014.


REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY

To say that remote sensing is in the midst of profound turmoil underestimates the case. While it is true that many of the changes anticipated in the 2007 BCC study, such as the launch of new space-based platforms have taken place on or close to schedule, a series of low-probability and unpredictable turnabouts have also taken place. The failed launch of NASA’s Orbiting Carbon Observatory and an instrument connection failure at the San Andreas Fault Observatory at Depth (SAFOD) have significantly set back important climate and earth science studies. The global financial crisis has had an even more pervasive effect. BCC estimates that it has reduced the demand for remote sensing products in 16 of 20 application areas, resulting in a nearly $500 million shortfall between the 2009 requirement that BCC had forecast in its 2007 study and current demand.
Counterbalancing those negative developments is a series of decisions and high-level appointments by the “science-friendly” Obama administration. In a speech delivered to the National Academy of Sciences shortly after his inauguration, President Obama set a goal of increasing the national investment in research and development to more than 3% of the U.S. gross domestic product. Although he was not specific on how that total would be reached, the seriousness with which his administration views science as a driver of future economic growth became apparent in the allocation of funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA)

The ARRA contains numerous programs that will speed the adoption of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) by state and local governments, but it is far from the only positive development. Even before passage of the ARRA provided an influx of funding, the GIS industry had begun changing its business relationships with suppliers of remotely sensed data.
The net effects of the economic setbacks of 2008, the secular shift toward GIS that was already in progress and ARRA recovery allocations for 2009 and beyond is that the remote sensing industry in 2009 is a far more complex enterprise than seemed possible in 2007. In this study, BCC attempts to plot the trajectory of the remote sensing as it leads the economy in recovering from the unwanted financial development of 2008.


INTENDED AUDIENCE

This study will be of interest to market planners in industries serving those 20 application areas that define the remote sensing market. It will be equally useful for those working in or with multinational organizations, national and state governments and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and those involved with efforts to build or expand GIS.


SCOPE OF REPORT

This report focuses exclusively on products created from platform-mounted remote sensors. Thus, it excludes instruments that:

• Require physical contact with a substance, such as chromatographs
• Handheld devices and field instruments
• Airport screening systems
• Products developed using national defense and intelligence instruments or platforms
• Geographic information system software, other than programs used in manipulating remotely sensed data.

This report is divided into 30 chapters.
Chapters 1 through 8 provide:

• An overview of the remote sensing industry
• An explanation of basic remote sensing operating concept
• A description of the 10 basic types of remote sensing instruments
• A description of the four types of remote sensing platforms
• Regional, instrument by application and platform by application estimates of 2009 demand for remote sensing products
• Regional, instrument-by-application and platform-by-application forecasts for the 5 years beginning in 2009
• An explanation of remote sensing image analysis techniques
• An explanation of the global positioning system (GPS) and geographic information system (GIS) technology as it relates to remote sensing.

Chapters 9 through 28 describe each of the market-driven applications for remote sensing and include estimates for 2009 and forecasts through 2014 by region, platform and instrument for each of the 20 market-driven applications. Chapter 29 offers a review of remote sensing patents, including patent abstract and information about inventors and assignees. Chapter 30 concludes the study with brief descriptions of the organizations that form the global remote sensing community.


METHODOLOGY

To undertake this forecast, we analyze remote sensing products currently on the market, announced products, interviews with industry leaders, U.S. patents, and products referenced in forward-looking financial statements filed with the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission. The value of imagery has been calculated on the basis of published prices, and in the case of government agencies, by extrapolating from published program budgets.
This report specifically omits handheld instruments and instruments that obtain data only by coming in physical contact with substances. It excludes remote sensing products generated within the government exclusively for noncommercial purposes. An example of an excluded product would be a high-resolution image taken by intelligence agency satellite and used to plan, execute and evaluate a military operation. However, it includes imagery acquired from the private sector by defense and intelligence agencies, such as imaging purchases made under the Department of Defense’s (DOD) NextView program.


INFORMATION SOURCES

BCC studied more than 400 companies to obtain data for this study. We also reviewed reports and studies prepared for peer-reviewed professional literature, and reports by the technical staffs of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the Department of Energy (DOE), the U.S. Geologic Survey (USGS), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the Government Accountability Office (GAO), as well as presidential directive and policy statements. In addition, we compiled data from scientific and technical conferences, presentations prepared for financial analysts, the United Nations, European Union, European Commission, European Space Agency and the World Bank.


ANALYST'S CREDENTIALS

James Wilson is a noted technology analyst and author of more than 300 articles and several books dealing with science, medicine, technology and business. Formerly the editor of the Princeton Business Journal and a senior science and technology editor for Hearst Magazines, he is a member of the National Association of Science Writers and American Medical Writers Association. He has served on the adjunct faculty of Temple University and on the staffs of Drexel University and the Academy of Natural Sciences. He is also the author of the original 2007 BCC study, Remote Sensing Technologies and Global Markets.In connection with his earlier works on remote sensing, Wilson has made site visits to headquarters and operational facilities of the major corporate, government and military facilities involved in the industry.


Table Of Contents


Chapter- 1: INTRODUCTION - Complimentary
STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
INTENDED AUDIENCE
SCOPE OF REPORT
METHODOLOGY
INFORMATION SOURCES
ANALYST'S CREDENTIALS
RELATED BCC REPORTS
BCC ON-LINE SERVICES
DISCLAIMER

Chapter- 2: SUMMARY
Table 0 : VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Figure 0 : VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY PLATFORM, 2008-2014

Chapter- 3: OVERVIEW OF THE REMOTE SENSING BUSINESS
REMOTELY SENSED PHENOMENA
FROM SENSOR TO PRODUCT
THE REMOTE SENSING MARKET
REMOTE SENSING IN THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION
POLICY CHANGES LIKELY DURING THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION
THE REMOTE SENSING BUSINESS BEYOND 2010
FUTURE DEMAND FOR REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS

Chapter- 4: FORCES DRIVING THE REMOTE SENSING BUSINESS
ECONOMIC-DRIVEN CONSIDERATIONS
U.S. NATIONAL POLICY-DRIVEN CONSIDERATIONS
TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN CONSIDERATIONS

Chapter- 5: ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS IN REMOTE SENSINGBASIC CONSIDERATIONS
GROUND TRUTH
DATA DISTRIBUTION
Table 27 : COMMITTEE ON EARTH OBSERVATION SATELLITES, MEMBERS
Table 28 : COMMITTEE ON EARTH OBSERVATION SATELLITES: ASSOCIATES

Chapter- 6: INSTRUMENTS
INSTRUMENTS
ACOUSTIC INSTRUMENTS
CAMERAS (DIGITAL)
CAMERAS (FILM)
GRAVITATIONAL INSTRUMENTS
LASER INSTRUMENTS
LIDAR
RADAR
SEISMIC INSTRUMENTS
SPECTRAL IMAGING
PLATFORM-OPTIMIZED INSTRUMENTS

Chapter- 7: PLATFORMSDEMAND BY PLATFORM
MISSION VERSUS PLATFORM
AIRBORNE PLATFORMS
AQUATIC PLATFORMS
SPACE-BASED PLATFORMS
TERRESTRIAL PLATFORMS
EARTHSCOPE

Chapter- 8: APPLICATIONS FOR REMOTE SENSING
FORECASTS BY APPLICATION AND GROWTH RATE
DEMAND BY APPLICATION
Table 71 : DEMAND FOR ALL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY VALUE, THROUGH 2014
Table 72 : GROWTH IN DEMAND FOR ALL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY APPLICATION, 2009-2014

Chapter- 9: REMOTE SENSING IN AGRICULTURE 
FORECASTS FOR AGRICULTURE
Table 76 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN AGRICULTURE, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 77 : PROJECTED GLOBAL DEMAND FOR REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN AGRICULTURE, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 78 : PROJECTED GLOBAL DEMAND FOR REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN AGRICULTURE, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 10: REMOTE SENSING IN ARCHEOLOGICAL AND CULTURE SITE PROTECTIONFORECASTS FOR ARCHEOLOGICAL AND CULTURE SITE PROTECTION
Table 79 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ARCHEOLOGICAL- AND CULTURE-SITE PROTECTION, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 80 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ARCHEOLOGICAL- AND CULTURE-SITE PROTECTION, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 81 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ARCHEOLOGICAL AND CULTURE SITE PROTECTION, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 11: REMOTE SENSING IN ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH
FORECASTS FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH
Table 83 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 84 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 85 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 12: REMOTE SENSING IN BORDER PROTECTION
FORECASTS FOR BORDER PROTECTION
Table 86 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN BORDER PROTECTION, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 87 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN BORDER PROTECTION, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 88 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN BORDER PROTECTION, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 13: REMOTE SENSING IN CARTOGRAPHY
FORECASTS FOR CARTOGRAPHY
Table 89 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CARTOGRAPHY, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 90 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CARTOGRAPHY, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 91 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CARTOGRAPHY, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 14: REMOTE SENSING IN CLIMATE CHANGE STUDIES
FORECASTS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE STUDIES
Table 92 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CLIMATE CHANGE STUDIES, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 93 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CLIMATE CHANGE STUDIES, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 94 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CLIMATE CHANGE STUDIES, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 15: REMOTE SENSING IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT
The Disaster Management Constellation
UN-SPIDER
FORECASTS FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Table 95 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT, BY REGION, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 96 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 97 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 16: REMOTE SENSING IN FORESTRYFORECASTS FOR FORESTRY
Table 98 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN FORESTRY, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 99 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN FORESTRY, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 100 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN FORESTRY, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 17: REMOTE SENSING IN HYDROLOGY AND FRESHWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
FORECASTS FOR HYDROLOGY AND FRESHWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Table 101 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN HYDROLOGY AND FRESHWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 102 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN HYDROLOGY AND FRESHWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 103 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN HYDROLOGY AND FRESHWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 18: REMOTE SENSING IN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING
FORECASTS FOR INTELLIGENCE GATHERING
Table 104 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 105 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 106 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 19: REMOTE SENSING IN LAND-MINE DETECTION
FORECASTS FOR LAND-MINE DETECTION
Table 107 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND-MINE DETECTION BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 108 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND-MINE DETECTION BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 109 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND-MINE DETECTION BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 20: REMOTE SENSING IN LAND PLANNING 
FEDERAL LAND ASSET INVENTORY REFORM ACT OF 2009
FORECASTS FOR LAND PLANNING
Table 111 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND PLANNING, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 112 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND PLANNING BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 113 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND PLANNING BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Chapter- 21: REMOTE SENSING IN LAW ENFORCEMENT 
FORECASTS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
Table 114 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 115 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 116 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 22: REMOTE SENSING IN NATURAL HAZARD MONITORING 
FORECASTS FOR NATURAL HAZARD MONITORING
Table 117 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN NATURAL HAZARD MONITORING BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 118 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN NATURAL HAZARD MONITORING BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 119 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN NATURAL HAZARD MONITORING BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 23: REMOTE SENSING IN OCEANOGRAPHY 
FORECASTS FOR OCEANOGRAPHY
Table 120 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OCEANOGRAPHY BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 121 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS IN OCEANOGRAPHY BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 122 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OCEANOGRAPHY BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 24: REMOTE SENSING IN OIL, GAS AND MINERAL EXPLORATION 
FORECASTS FOR OIL, GAS AND MINERAL EXPLORATION
Table 123 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OIL, GAS AND MINERAL EXPLORATION BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 124 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OIL, GAS AND MINERAL EXPLORATION BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 125 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OIL, GAS AND MINERAL EXPLORATION BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 25: REMOTE SENSING IN PUBLIC HEALTH 
FORECASTS FOR PUBLIC HEALTH
Table 127 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN PUBLIC HEALTH BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 128 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN PUBLIC HEALTH BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 129 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN PUBLIC HEALTH BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Chapter- 26: REMOTE SENSING IN RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT 
FORECASTS FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT
Table 130 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 131 : PROJECTED GLOBAL SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 132 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 27: REMOTE SENSING IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS 
TOWARD A U.S. NATIONAL GEOSPATIAL STRATEGY
THE NATIONAL SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE (NSDI)
FORECASTS FOR URBAN AND SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS
Table 133 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 134 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 135 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 28: REMOTE SENSING IN WEATHER FORECASTING 
FORECASTS FOR WEATHER FORECASTING
Table 136 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN WEATHER FORECASTING BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 137 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN WEATHER FORECASTING BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 138 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN WEATHER FORECASTING BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014

Chapter- 29: REMOTE SENSING PATENT REVIEW 
21ST CENTURY PATENTS
20TH CENTURY PATENTS

Chapter- 30: THE REMOTE SENSING COMMUNITY 
U.S. DEFENSE-RELATED REMOTE SENSING EFFORTS
U.S. CIVILIAN REMOTE SENSING EFFORTS
COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
ACADEMIA
Table 144 : UNIVERSITY BASED GIS PROGRAMS

List of Tables

Table TABLE A : AGENCIES TARGETED FOR MAJOR R&D FUNDING THROUGH THE ARRA
Summary Table : VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 1 : REMOTELY SENSED PHENOMENA
Table 2 : REMOTE SENSING INSTRUMENTS ACRONYMS
Table 3 : THE 10 BASIC TYPES OF REMOTE SENSING INSTRUMENTS
Table 4 : THE FOUR REMOTE SENSING PLATFORMS
Table 5 : THE 20 MARKET-DRIVEN APPLICATIONS FOR REMOTELY SENSED DATA
Table 6 : U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCY INVOLVEMENT IN COMMERCIAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS
Table 7 : REGIONAL DEMAND FOR REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ALL APPLICATIONS, THROUGH 2014
Table 8 : RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF REMOTE SENSING INSTRUMENTS, 2009-2014
Table 9 : VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 10 : GLOBAL VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS FOR ALL APPLICATIONS, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 11 : VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2014
Table 12 : EFFECT OF THE RECENT RECESSION ON THE WORLDWIDE DEMAND FOR REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY APPLICATION
Table 13 : IMPACT OF ARRA FUNDING ON FEDERAL R&D BUDGETS, 2008 AND 2009
Table 14 : NAVSTAR SATELLITES
Table 15 : GLONASS SATELLITES
Table 16 : GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEMS
Table 17 : NAVSTAR ACCURACY
Table 18 : SOURCES AND EFFECTS OF GPS ERRORS
Table 19 : RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF GPS AND GIS TO REMOTE SENSING APPLICATION
Table 20 : BASIC TYPES OF SENSING INSTRUMENTS
Table 21 : FREQUENCIES USEFUL FOR OBSERVATION
Table 22 : EFFECT OF TYPICAL PROCESSING LEVELS
Table 23 : MAP PROJECTION METHODS
Table 24 : LANDSAT ETM+ BAND IDENTIFICATION AND SPECTRAL RANGE
Table 25 : BEST LANDSAT BANDS FOR IDENTIFYING SURFACE FEATURES
Table 26 : FOURIER FILTERS
Table 27 : COMMITTEE ON EARTH OBSERVATION SATELLITES, MEMBERS
Table 28 : COMMITTEE ON EARTH OBSERVATION SATELLITES: ASSOCIATES
Table 29 : RETURN FROM ENTERING MODELS: AIR
Table 30 : VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 31 : GROWTH OF ALL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 32 : APPLICATIONS FOR INFRASONIC DETECTION SYSTEMS
Table 33 : FILMS USED FOR REMOTE SENSING
Table 34 : RADAR BANDS
Table 35 : CHARACTERISTICS OF GROUND PENETRATING RADAR
Table 36 : COMMERCIALLY SIGNIFICANT RADAR SATELLITES
Table 37 : SEISMIC SENSORS
Table 38 : BANDS COMMONLY USED IN REMOTE SENSING
Table 39 : ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MOST COMMONLY USED MULTISPECTRAL INSTRUMENTS
Table 40 : INSTRUMENTS BY NUMBER OF SPECTRAL BANDS
Table 41 : ALPHABETICA LIST OF THE MOST COMMONLY USED HYPERSPECTRAL INSTRUMENTS
Table 42 : COMMERCIALLY SIGNIFICANT HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING SATELLITES
Table 43 : AIRSAR – AIRBORNE SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR
Table 44 : AIRSAR SPECIFICATIONS
Table 45 : COMMONLY USED AIRBORNE REMOTE SENSING INSTRUMENTS
Table 46 : ASTER PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Table 47 : MODIS SPECIFICATIONS
Table 48 : DETAILED MODIS PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Table 49 : MSS SPECIFICATIONS
Table 50 : THEMATIC MAPPER PLUS SPECIFICATIONS
Table 51 : AERI: ATMOSPHERIC EMITTED RADIANCE INTERFEROMETER
Table 52 : AERI SPECIFICATIONS
Table 53 : OPERATIONAL COST AND COST TRENDS FOR PLATFORMS
Table 54 : VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS FOR ALL APPLICATIONS, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 55 : GROWTH OF DEMAND FOR REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 56 : MANNED AIRBORNE REMOTE SENSING PLATFORMS
Table 57 : THE NOAA FLEET
Table 58 : WAVE BUOYS FOR LITTORAL APPLICATIONS
Table 59 : ARGOS MEMBERS
Table 60 : NEPTUNE CANADA INSTRUMENT LOCATIONS
Table 61 : NEPTUNE CANADA INSTRUMENT CAPABILITIES
Table 62 : THRESHOLDS TO SPACE
Table 63 : REMAINING SPACE SHUTTLE MISSIONS
Table 64 : LANDSAT SERIES REMOTE SENSING SATELLITES
Table 65 : DISASTER MANAGEMENT CONSTELLATION SATELLITES
Table 66 : SIGNIFICANT 20TH CENTURY SPACE-BASED PLATFORMS
Table 67 : 21TH CENTURY SPACE-BASED PLATFORMS
Table 68 : FUTURE SPACE-BASED PLATFORMS
Table 69 : OTHER SPACE-BASED PLATFORMS
Table 70 : C-MAN BASELINE DATASETS
Table 71 : DEMAND FOR ALL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY VALUE, THROUGH 2014
Table 72 : GROWTH IN DEMAND FOR ALL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY APPLICATION, 2009-2014
Table 73 : LAND SUITABLE FOR AGRICULTURE
Table 74 : AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION
Table 75 : REGIONS WITH BELOW AVERAGE FOOD PRODUCTION
Table 76 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN AGRICULTURE, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 77 : PROJECTED GLOBAL DEMAND FOR REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN AGRICULTURE, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 78 : PROJECTED GLOBAL DEMAND FOR REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN AGRICULTURE, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 79 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ARCHEOLOGICAL- AND CULTURE-SITE PROTECTION, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 80 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ARCHEOLOGICAL- AND CULTURE-SITE PROTECTION, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 81 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ARCHEOLOGICAL AND CULTURE SITE PROTECTION, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 82 : NASA SATELLITES THAT COLLECT ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH DATA
Table 83 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 84 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 85 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 86 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN BORDER PROTECTION, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 87 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN BORDER PROTECTION, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 88 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN BORDER PROTECTION, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 89 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CARTOGRAPHY, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 90 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CARTOGRAPHY, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 91 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CARTOGRAPHY, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 92 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CLIMATE CHANGE STUDIES, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 93 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CLIMATE CHANGE STUDIES, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 94 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN CLIMATE CHANGE STUDIES, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 95 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT, BY REGION, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 96 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 97 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 98 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN FORESTRY, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 99 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN FORESTRY, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 100 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN FORESTRY, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 101 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN HYDROLOGY AND FRESHWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 102 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN HYDROLOGY AND FRESHWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 103 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN HYDROLOGY AND FRESHWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 104 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 105 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 106 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN INTELLIGENCE GATHERING BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 107 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND-MINE DETECTION BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 108 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND-MINE DETECTION BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 109 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND-MINE DETECTION BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 110 : PIONEERING STATE AND COUNTY REMOTE SENSING PROGRAMS IN THE U.S.
Table 111 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND PLANNING, BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 112 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND PLANNING BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 113 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAND PLANNING BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 114 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 115 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 116 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 117 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN NATURAL HAZARD MONITORING BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 118 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN NATURAL HAZARD MONITORING BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 119 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN NATURAL HAZARD MONITORING BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 120 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OCEANOGRAPHY BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 121 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS IN OCEANOGRAPHY BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 122 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OCEANOGRAPHY BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 123 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OIL, GAS AND MINERAL EXPLORATION BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 124 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OIL, GAS AND MINERAL EXPLORATION BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 125 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN OIL, GAS AND MINERAL EXPLORATION BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 126 : DISEASE-CAUSING CONDITIONS DETECTABLE FROM SPACE-BASED PLATFORMS
Table 127 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN PUBLIC HEALTH BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 128 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN PUBLIC HEALTH BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 129 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN PUBLIC HEALTH BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 130 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 131 : PROJECTED GLOBAL SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 132 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN RIGHT-OF-WAY MANAGEMENT BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 133 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 134 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 135 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN URBAN AND SUBURBAN APPLICATIONS BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 136 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN WEATHER FORECASTING BY REGION, THROUGH 2014
Table 137 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN WEATHER FORECASTING BY PLATFORM, THROUGH 2014
Table 138 : PROJECTED GLOBAL REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS USED IN WEATHER FORECASTING BY INSTRUMENT, THROUGH 2014
Table 139 : MEMBERSHIP OF THE NOAA ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON COMMERCIAL REMOTE SENSING
Table 140 : FOREIGN REMOTE SENSING ORGANIZATIONS
Table 141 : JAPANESE REMOTE SENSING AND GIS ORGANIZATIONS
Table 142 : EARLIER SSTL SATELLITES
Table 143 : EUROPEAN-BASED REMOTE SENSING ORGANIZATIONS
Table 144 : UNIVERSITY BASED GIS PROGRAMS

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Summary Figure : VALUE OF REMOTE SENSING PRODUCTS, BY PLATFORM, 2008-2014


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