Space-based Maritime Surveillance

Aerospace, Defence and SecuritySpace-based Maritime Surveillance

Future Growth Potential for Remote Sensing in the Maritime Domain

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30-Dec-2022
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The growing multipolar world, types of threats and distances from which such threats can emanate, contested waters, and maritime zones of control of various nations necessitate greater and constant vigilance of oceans through maritime surveillance.

Maritime surveillance is conducted using terrestrial radars, automatic identification systems (AIS), earth observatory (EO) systems, and other passive sensor systems; shipborne surveillance assets of navies and coastguards; and airborne surveillance assets. It comes at a considerable cost, is scarce, and the limitations of these assets have created large gaps, forming opportunities for space-based maritime surveillance.

In the satellite industry, the trend is toward smaller, cheaper, longer life, easily replaceable, digital twin-enabled remote sensing for less expensive and more effective maritime surveillance. In addition, the advancements in information technologies with machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI), and data analytics has and will enable more on-demand and real-time space-based solutions for maritime surveillance.

The space-based maritime surveillance market, worth more than $1 billion, is expected to grow at approximately 6% by 2030, with North America, Europe, and APAC having the largest share. Nearly 35% of the market opportunity in 2030 will come from security and law enforcement requirements. The study highlights growth opportunities in remote sensing for space-based maritime surveillance. These opportunities will come from creating low-cost, digital twin technology-enabled solutions that provide a real-time and on-demand maritime surface picture for quick response and improved decision support.

Author: Arun Mannath

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

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The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on Space-based Maritime Surveillance

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Context

Trends in the Satellite Industry

Scope of Analysis

Segmentation

Space-based Maritime Surveillance Application

Space-based Sensors for Maritime Surveillance

Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics for Space-based Maritime Surveillance

Key Competitors for Space-based Maritime Surveillance

Growth Drivers

Growth Restraints

Revenue Forecast

Revenue Forecast by Region

Cumulative Revenue by Region, 2022–2030

Cumulative Revenue Share by Region, 2022–2030

Space-based Maritime Surveillance Market Trends

Market Share

Growth Opportunities in Space-based Maritime Surveillance

Growth Opportunity 1: Security-focused Space-based Maritime Surveillance

Growth Opportunity 1: Security-focused Space-based Maritime Surveillance (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Space-based Maritime Surveillance Technology Solutions

Growth Opportunity 2: Space-based Maritime Surveillance Technology Solutions (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Space-based Maritime Surveillance with AI/ML and Big Data Analytics

Growth Opportunity 3: Space-based Maritime Surveillance with AI/ML and Big Data Analytics (continued)

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The growing multipolar world, types of threats and distances from which such threats can emanate, contested waters, and maritime zones of control of various nations necessitate greater and constant vigilance of oceans through maritime surveillance. Maritime surveillance is conducted using terrestrial radars, automatic identification systems (AIS), earth observatory (EO) systems, and other passive sensor systems; shipborne surveillance assets of navies and coastguards; and airborne surveillance assets. It comes at a considerable cost, is scarce, and the limitations of these assets have created large gaps, forming opportunities for space-based maritime surveillance. In the satellite industry, the trend is toward smaller, cheaper, longer life, easily replaceable, digital twin-enabled remote sensing for less expensive and more effective maritime surveillance. In addition, the advancements in information technologies with machine learning (ML), artificial intelligence (AI), and data analytics has and will enable more on-demand and real-time space-based solutions for maritime surveillance. The space-based maritime surveillance market, worth more than $1 billion, is expected to grow at approximately 6% by 2030, with North America, Europe, and APAC having the largest share. Nearly 35% of the market opportunity in 2030 will come from security and law enforcement requirements. The study highlights growth opportunities in remote sensing for space-based maritime surveillance. These opportunities will come from creating low-cost, digital twin technology-enabled solutions that provide a real-time and on-demand maritime surface picture for quick response and improved decision support. Author: Arun Mannath
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Deliverable Type Market Research
Author Arun Mannath
Industries Aerospace, Defence and Security
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