【欧盟空间计划局】2024年地球观测_EO_与全球导航卫星系统_GNSS_市场报告（第2版）_224页_26mb

EUSPA EO and GNSS Market Report Summary

Core Content

The EUSPA EO and GNSS Market Report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Earth Observation (EO) and Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) markets, focusing on their applications and growth across 15 key market segments. The report highlights the role of the European Union Space Programme in fostering innovation, sustainability, and resilience in various sectors.

Main Components of the EU Space Programme

GALILEO AND EGNOS

• Galileo is the first civilian GNSS, offering Europe independence while maintaining interoperability with other systems.
• EGNOS enhances GPS and soon Galileo signals through a regional SBAS, improving accuracy and reliability for users.

GOVSATCOM AND IRIS²

• GOVSATCOM ensures secure and cost-effective satellite communication for EU and national public authorities, addressing critical missions and operations.
• IRIS² expands and integrates secure SATCOM services, offering benefits to both government and commercial users.

COPERNICUS

• A European Earth Observation and monitoring programme managed by the European Commission.
• Utilizes satellites (Sentinels) and in-situ measurements to provide data for various domains like atmosphere, land, and ocean monitoring.
• Data is made available globally under the FFO policy through platforms such as DIAS.

Market Overview

GNSS Market

• Global GNSS downstream market revenues are expected to grow from €260 billion in 2023 to €580 billion in 2033.
• GNSS device shipments will increase from 1.6 billion units in 2023 to 2.2 billion units in 2033, with Consumer Solutions and Road and Automotive being the dominant segments.
• The installed base of GNSS devices is forecasted to reach almost 9 billion units by 2033.
• Services enabled by GNSS will account for over 80% of total GNSS revenues in 2033.

EO Market

• EO market revenues are expected to grow from €3.4 billion in 2023 to €6 billion in 2033.
• Value-added EO services will be the largest contributor, reaching €5 billion in 2033.
• EO data sales will increase from €600 million in 2023 to €1 billion in 2033.

Key Market Segments

The report covers 15 market segments, with 14 significantly influenced by EO. Below is a summary of their roles:

• Agriculture: EO supports sustainable farming, soil health, and biodiversity through monitoring vegetation and guiding input application.
• Aviation and Drones: EO helps monitor weather conditions and environmental impact, enabling safer operations and reducing carbon footprints.
• Climate, Environment, and Biodiversity: EO contributes to climate modeling, ecosystem health monitoring, and policy-making.
• Consumer Solutions, Tourism, and Health: EO data powers health apps, enhances tourism safety, and provides insights on environmental factors.
• Emergency Management and Humanitarian Aid: EO offers real-time monitoring and assessments for disaster response and recovery.
• Energy and Raw Materials: EO supports renewable energy project planning, risk assessment, and environmental monitoring.
• Fisheries and Aquaculture: EO improves fish migration prediction and detects illegal fishing activities.
• Forestry: EO aids in monitoring forest health, combating deforestation, and managing carbon footprints.

Other segments include Infrastructure, Insurance and Finance, Maritime and Inland Waterways, Rail, Road and Automotive, Space, and Urban Development and Cultural Heritage.

Market Trends and Forecasts

• GNSS and EO combined revenues are projected to reach €590 billion by 2033, with cumulative revenues surpassing €4.5 trillion from 2023 to 2033.
• Asia-Pacific will dominate the market, accounting for 45% of global revenues in 2033.
• North America and Europe will experience relative declines in market share, but their revenues will still grow in absolute terms.
• China, Japan, and Korea are also significant players in the GNSS market.
• The EO value chain is divided into data acquisition, data processing, and analysis, insights, and decision support, with North America leading in data acquisition and processing, and Europe excelling in analysis.

Editor's Special: Resilient Societies

• Focuses on how EO and GNSS technologies support the creation of resilient societies by addressing threats like climate change, geopolitical tensions, and natural disasters.
• Highlights use cases such as disaster response, environmental monitoring, and security applications.

Methodology and Data

• Data from 2023 onwards is estimated and forecasted, and may be updated in future reports.
• Revenue is defined as the income from data or service sales.
• Regions include: European Union (EU27), North America, Asia-Pacific, Russia & Non-EU27 Europe, Middle East & Africa, and South America & Caribbean.
• EO demand indicates where the revenue is generated, while market share reflects the origin of the supply.

Conclusion

The report underscores the rapid growth of the GNSS and EO markets, driven by digital transformation, climate change, and geopolitical needs. It highlights the strategic importance of these technologies in building resilient societies and the key role of the EU in promoting their development and application.