Space Traffic Management Growth Opportunities

Space Traffic Management Growth Opportunities

How do Industry Convergence, Transformative Mega Trends, and Internal Challenges Affect Implementation?

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Space traffic management (STM) oversees the organization, regulation, and processes used to achieve safe, secure, and sustainable space operations. At present, about 8,000 operational satellites and more than 26,000 pieces of debris are in orbit. Space is becoming crowded, and the risk of collision has increased significantly.

These challenges drive the need for an efficient and effective STM system, in addition to the growing number of satellites and launches, collision risks, overcrowded orbits, and space debris. The increasing need for safe space activities, national security, sustainability, and economic benefits are the main drivers supporting STM implementation and market growth. As a growing number of nations enter the space industry, regulatory entities aim to boost space operations' transparency, including the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), the European Commission, and other federal organizations.

In response to the demand for more effective and efficient space operations, several companies, including Lockheed Martin and Airbus, are developing proprietary innovative solutions to tackle space traffic issues. The use of CubeSats and reusable and modular launch vehicles has reduced the costs associated with launches and decreased their environmental impact. Other technologies, such as space debris mitigation, situational awareness, collision avoidance, and in-space services, are either in use or under development to support STM system goals.

This Frost & Sullivan study provides an overview of the current STM market; emphasizes key challenges; discusses existing guidelines and regulations as well as their deficiencies; evaluates STM technologies; and considers possible improvements. The study also analyzes drivers and restraints and potential growth opportunities for STM systems.

Author: Tiffany Kahapea

Table of Contents

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Space Traffic Management Industry

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Scope of Analysis

Growth Drivers

Growth Restraints

Regulations and Guidelines

Gaps in Regulations and Guidelines

Developing a Circular Space Economy

Recommended Improvements

Recommended Government Actions

STM Overview

Analysis of STM Systems

Analysis of STM Systems (continued)

STM System Development

Growth Metrics

Participant Revenue

Top Participants’ Revenue Analysis

Satellite and Launch Comparison

Satellite and Launch Comparison Analysis

Orbital Congestion

Additive Manufacturing

Advantages of Additive Manufacturing

In-space Recycling

Advantages of In-space Recycling

Space Debris Removal

Advantages of Space Debris Removal

Mass Reuse

Advantages of Mass Reuse

Space Mining, Space Situational Awareness (SSA), and Orbital Management

Advantages of Space Mining

Advantages of SSA

Advantages of Orbital Management

Space Launch Operations

Analytical Graphics Inc. (AGI)

LeoLabs—Vertex

LeoLabs—Radar

ExoAnalytic Solutions

Astroscale

Astroscale—ADRAS-J

Astroscale—LEX

SpaceFlight Industries

The Aerospace Corporation

The Aerospace Corporation—ADEPT

Hedron (Analytical Space)

ClearSpace

D-Orbit

Airbus Space & Defense

Airbus Space & Defense (continued)

Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin (continued)

Lockheed Martin (continued)

JAXA

Made in Space

Relativity Space

Tethers Unlimited—SpiderFab

Tethers Unlimited—Refabricator

Tethers Unlimited—H2EXT

Orbex

ORBITEC

Airbus

Conclusion

Growth Opportunity 1: Space Collision Avoidance Systems

Growth Opportunity 1: Space Collision Avoidance Systems (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Improved SSA

Growth Opportunity 2: Improved SSA (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Space Debris Removal

Growth Opportunity 3: Space Debris Removal (continued)

Growth Opportunity 4: Regulatory Compliance

Growth Opportunity 4: Regulatory Compliance (continued)

Growth Opportunity 5: Resource Extraction

Growth Opportunity 5: Resource Extraction (continued)

List of Exhibits

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Space traffic management (STM) oversees the organization, regulation, and processes used to achieve safe, secure, and sustainable space operations. At present, about 8,000 operational satellites and more than 26,000 pieces of debris are in orbit. Space is becoming crowded, and the risk of collision has increased significantly. These challenges drive the need for an efficient and effective STM system, in addition to the growing number of satellites and launches, collision risks, overcrowded orbits, and space debris. The increasing need for safe space activities, national security, sustainability, and economic benefits are the main drivers supporting STM implementation and market growth. As a growing number of nations enter the space industry, regulatory entities aim to boost space operations' transparency, including the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), the European Commission, and other federal organizations. In response to the demand for more effective and efficient space operations, several companies, including Lockheed Martin and Airbus, are developing proprietary innovative solutions to tackle space traffic issues. The use of CubeSats and reusable and modular launch vehicles has reduced the costs associated with launches and decreased their environmental impact. Other technologies, such as space debris mitigation, situational awareness, collision avoidance, and in-space services, are either in use or under development to support STM system goals. This Frost & Sullivan study provides an overview of the current STM market; emphasizes key challenges; discusses existing guidelines and regulations as well as their deficiencies; evaluates STM technologies; and considers possible improvements. The study also analyzes drivers and restraints and potential growth opportunities for STM systems. Author: Tiffany Kahapea
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