Apac Satellite Based Eo Market Size, Analysis and Forecasts 2016-2020: Hexa Reports

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APAC Satellite Based EO Market Share, Size, Global

Insights, Emerging Trends and Growth, Outlook and

Overview, Analysis and Forecasts 2016-2020

Earth observation is the collection of necessary information and data about Earth through remote

sensing technologies like specially designed satellites. The data from these satellites are intended for use

in various application sectors like environmental monitoring, agriculture, water resources, urban

planning, rural development, forestry, ocean resources disaster management, meteorology, and map

making.

Images of Earth gathered from artificial satellites placed in the orbit have become a powerful scientific

tool to understand Earth and its environment. Satellite images now offer high-resolution, accuracy, and

entirety. It allows the observation of large-scale phenomena in a wide frame. A single satellite image, for

example, has the ability to provide coverages of air pollution or earthquake for the entire span of its

occurrence.

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Technavio's analysts forecast the satellite-based earth observation (EO) market in APAC to grow at a

CAGR of 16.79% during the period 2016-2020.

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The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the satellite-based earth

observation (EO) market in APAC for 2016-2020. To calculate the market size, the report considers

revenue generated from the following:

 Data and VAS, which include image and data processing as well as information products.

 EO applications in the agriculture, insurance, and manufacturing industries. For instance,

insurance companies use satellite data of flood-affected areas to find out the number of

casualties. The same data is useful for government agencies while providing disaster...