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全球高空伪卫星市场(2023-2033)Global High Altitude Pseudo Satellites Market 2023-2033 |
高空伪卫星(HAPS)是一种机载气体,其运作高度比传统飞机高得多,但比传统卫星低。 它的目的是在平流层中长期充当静止或接近静止的平台,通常在高度为 17 至 22 公里(11 至 14 英里)的地方。
HAPS 的可能应用包括通讯、遥感、监视、环境监测、灾害管理和研究。 HAPS可以充当通讯讯号的中继站,在广阔的区域内收集数据,并提供特定区域的一致覆盖。 与传统卫星相比,HAPS 具有多种优势。 HAPS 的部署速度相对较快且成本较低。
HAPS 还具有能够长时间悬停在特定位置上的优点,这使其对于通讯中继和灾害监测等应用非常有用。
大多数 HAPS 由太阳能电池供电。 HAPS 配备太阳能板,为机载系统和推进机构提供动力。 它在白天利用太阳发电,并将多余的能量储存在电池中以供夜间使用。 HAPS 的目标是在天空中保持相对静止的位置,这对于通讯特别有用。 它使用各种推进系统,包括电动推进器和螺旋桨,来调整其位置并抵消风和大气条件。
HAPS 可以承载各种有效载荷,包括通讯中继器、摄影机、感测器和其他资料收集设备。 它的高海拔和稳定的位置使其能够提供连续的数据和观测。 HAPS 有多种用途。 例如,它可用于为偏远和服务欠缺的地区提供网路存取、监测农业活动、追踪野生动物、监测污染以及透过提供即时影像和通讯服务来支援灾难应变。
HAPS 技术面临监管架构、空中交通管制以及高效可靠推进系统开发等挑战。 技术挑战包括平衡节能推进的需求,同时维持太空站维持能力。 HAPS 计画由多家公司和组织共同推进。 主要例子包括空中巴士公司的 Zephyr、AeroVironment 的 Global Observer、Google的 Project Loon(专注于为远端位置提供网路存取)以及各种航太局和大学的研究计划。
本报告分析了全球高空伪卫星市场,并探讨了整体市场规模的前景、按地区和国家划分的详细趋势、关键技术概述和市场机会。Masu。
High Altitude Pseudo Satellites (HAPS) are a type of aerial vehicle that operates at much higher altitudes than traditional aircraft but at lower altitudes than traditional satellites. They are intended to serve as long-duration, stationary, or near-stationary platforms in the stratosphere, typically at altitudes ranging from 17 to 22 kilometers (11 to 14 miles).
Communication, remote sensing, surveillance, environmental monitoring, disaster management, and research are all possible uses for HAPS. They can serve as communication signal relay stations, collect data over large areas, and provide consistent coverage of specific regions. HAPS has several advantages over traditional satellites. They can be deployed relatively quickly and cheaply.
They also have the advantage of being able to hover over a specific location for an extended period, which is useful for applications such as communication coverage or disaster monitoring.
The majority of HAPS are solar-powered. They are outfitted with solar panels, which power the onboard systems and propulsion mechanisms. They generate electricity from the sun during the day and store excess energy in batteries for use at night. HAPS is intended to maintain a relatively stationary position in the sky, which is particularly useful for communication. To adjust their position and counteract wind and atmospheric conditions, they use various propulsion systems such as electric thrusters or propellers.
HAPS can transport a wide range of payloads, such as communication transponders, cameras, sensors, and other data collection instruments. Because of their high altitude and stable position, they can provide continuous data and observations. HAPS has numerous applications. They can, for example, be used to provide internet access to remote or underserved areas, monitor agricultural activities, track wildlife, monitor pollution, and aid in disaster response by providing real-time imagery and communication services.
HAPS technology faces regulatory framework, air traffic management, and the development of efficient and reliable propulsion systems challenges. A technical challenge is also balancing the need for energy-efficient propulsion while maintaining station-keeping capabilities. HAPS projects are being worked on by several companies and organizations. Airbus' Zephyr, AeroVironment's Global Observer, Google's Project Loon (focused on providing internet access to remote areas), and various space agency and university research initiatives are among them.