High Altitude Platforms, 4th Edition

High Altitude Platforms, 4th Edition

PUBLISHED: July 2020

Available Licenses: Standard: $3,495 Enterprise: $5,995

Report Summary
Key Features
Table of Contents
Supporting Articles

NSR’s High Altitude Platforms, 4^th Edition (HAPs4) report dives into the global HAPs market, detailing industry trends on ongoing projects, platforms, applications and growth forecasts across all platform types and regions. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the many HAPs plans, deals and proposals currently laid out by multiple players looking to enter the HAPs markets with the use of airships, stratospheric balloons and pseudo-satellites for communications, remote sensing, launch and other applications.

A comparison of the unique value proposition of HAPs is presented, alongside satellites and Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). The current wave of HAPs interest is analyzed in this report, with a breakdown of key factors and trends driving the market. The report leverages NSR’s extensive experience in evaluating the HAPs, satellite and UAS markets, touching upon themes related to communications and remote sensing, amongst other applications.

NSR’s HAPs4 report forecasts HAPs in-service/manufactured unit growth and revenue opportunities across three platform types and five world regions. This report also delves into the major applications suitable for HAPs and breaks down the forecast across communications and remote sensing, seen as the main use cases for HAPs at present. A discussion of other key applications such as science, launch and technology testing is also presented. This report also leverages NSR’s leading research into the Satcom and Earth Observation markets.

Key Questions Answered in this Report:

What is the state of the High-Altitude Platforms market?
What are recent key industry updates and deals in the HAPs markets?
What are the capabilities of available and upcoming HAPs, and how will this industry progress?
How many HAPs platforms will be in service over the coming decade, and how much revenue will be generated by HAPs?
What is the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on HAPs markets?
What is the service revenue opportunity across applications in the HAPs markets?

BOTTOM LINE: How does NSR see the market for High Altitude Platforms evolve over the next ten years?

NSR’s High Altitude Platforms, 4^th Edition report presents a detailed study of this emerging sector, to help readers assess the various market components and includes the following elements:

A comprehensive State-of-the-Market analysis
An in-depth analysis of the top HAPs applications
Forecast of unit in-service, manufacturing and services revenues growth across platforms and regions
Forecast of service revenues across key applications

NSR’s High Altitude Platforms, 4^th Edition forecasts the revenue opportunity, dividing the market into 3 platform types, across multiple world regions.

Who Should Purchase this Report?

High Altitude Platform (Airship, Balloon, Pseudo-Satellite) Manufacturers, Service Providers & Operators
High Altitude Platform Payload Providers & Integrators
Satellite Service (Communications & Earth Observation) Providers & Operators
UAS Service Providers & Operators
Policy and Regulatory Authorities
Angel Investors, Venture Capitalists, Investment Banks & Financial Institutions
Public Agencies active in Space, Defense, Scientific Research & Education
Earth Observation/Remote Sensing Service Customers
Communications, Surveillance, Reconnaissance & Intelligence Users

Companies and Organizations Mentioned in HAPs4:

AeroVironment, Airbus, Airstar Aerospace, Alphabet, AlphaLink, AT&T, Aurora Flight Sciences, Avealto, AVIC, BAE Systems, Blue Origin, CASIC, CNES, CNIM Group, ESA, Facebook, HAPsMobile, Hispasat, JAXA, JP Aerospace, KuangChi Science, LEO Aerospace, Loon, NASA, Ordnance Survey, Prismatic, Raven Industries, Sceye, Softbank, SpaceX, Tao Group, Thales Alenia Space, TIFR, T-Mobile, U.S. DoD, Virgin Galactic, WorldView Enterprises, and Zero2Infinity.

Definitions

Executive Summary

State of the Market
1. COVID-19 Impact
2. HAPs Market Overview
  1. State of the Market: Airships
  2. State of the Market: Balloons
  3. State of the Market: Pseudo-Satellites
3. Market Trends
4. HAPS Market Drivers & Restraints
5. Key Industry Updates & Deals
6. The Bottom Line: State of HAPs Markets
Market Landscape
1. Market Landscape: Platforms
2. Market Landscape: Sectors
Market Forecasts
1. Global Market Forecast
  1. Global Market Forecast: Units & Revenues
  2. NSR Forecast Comparison
2. Market Forecasts: Platforms
  1. Airships Market Forecast
  2. Balloons Market Forecast
  3. Pseudo-Satellites Market Forecast
3. Market Forecasts: Applications
  1. Service Revenues: Communications
  2. Service Revenues : Remote Sensing
  3. Service Revenues: Other Applications

Appendix

Quest Methodology
Forecast Timeline

List of Exhibits

1. State of the Market

Current Status of HAP Programs
Current Status of Airship Programs
Current Status of Balloon Programs
Current Status of Pseudo-Satellite Programs

3. Market Forecasts

Global HAPs Market
Global In-Service Units, by Scenario
Global In-Service Units, by Region
Global HAPs Revenues, by Platform
Global HAPs Revenues, by Region
Global HAPs Revenues, by Platform
Global HAPs In-Service Units Forecast Comparison
Global HAPs Manufacturing Revenues Forecast Comparison
Global HAPs Service Revenues Forecast Comparison
Global Airships Market
Airships Service Revenues, by Application
Airships In-Service Units, by Scenario
Airships In-Service Units, by Region
Airships Manufacturing Revenues, by Region
Airships Service Revenues, by Region
Global Balloons Market
Balloons Service Revenues, by Application
Balloons In-Service Units, by Scenario
Balloons In-Service Units, by Region
Balloons Manufactured Units, by Scenario
Balloons Manufactured Units, by Region
Balloons Manufacturing Revenues, by Region
Balloons Service Revenues, by Region
Global Pseudo-Satellites Market
Pseudo-Satellites Service Revenues, by Application
Pseudo-Satellites In-Service Units, by Scenario
Pseudo-Satellites In-Service Units, by Region
Pseudo-Satellites Manufacturing Revenues, by Region
Pseudo-Satellites Service Revenues, by Region
Communications Service Revenues, by Platform
Remote Sensing Service Revenues, by Platform
Other Applications Service Revenues, by Platform

HAPs4 in the News

NSR Report: HAPs Market to Generate $4 Billion by 2029

HAPs4 Bottom Lines

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