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市场调查报告书
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全球透地雷达(GPR) 市场:分析 - 按产品、按组件、按产品、按应用、按地区和预测(到 2030 年)Ground Penetrating Radar (Gpr) Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Product (Handheld Systems, Vehicle-Mounted Systems and Cart-Based Systems), Component (Control Unit, Power Supply and Antenna), Offering, Application and By Geography |
预计到 2024 年,全球透地雷达(GPR) 市场规模将达到 8.085 亿美元,并以 10.6% 的复合年增长率成长,到 2030 年将达到 14.798 亿美元。
透地雷达(GPR) 是一种非侵入性地球物理方法,使用雷达脉衝对地下进行成像。此技术利用微波频段(UHF/VHF 频率)的电磁辐射来侦测地下结构的反射讯号。探地雷达广泛应用于考古、地质、环境研究和工程等各个领域,用于探测蕴藏物、材料特性的变化、空洞和裂缝。它能够即时提供高解析度资料,使其成为地下调查的宝贵工具。
人们越来越关注地下公共事业的安全与保护
地下电缆和管道对于现代基础设施至关重要,这些埋地资产,例如电力和通讯光纤电缆、用水和污水管道以及天然气管道,必须受到保护,以免将来被挖掘。如果这些资产得不到保护,可能会造成电弧等大规模灾难。因此,为了保护这些资产,全球透地雷达系统的需求不断增加。需求的增加可能会推动市场成长。
高成本
探地雷达设备及其维护的高成本限制了市场并阻碍其渗透到许多行业。由于探地雷达系统是数位控制的,因此通常以数位方式记录资料以进行勘测后处理和显示。探地雷达系统的数位控制和显示部分通常由微处理器、记忆体和用于储存现场测量结果的大容量储存媒体组成。因此,这一切都增加了探地雷达设备的价格。
政府加强对探地雷达实施的支持
市政当局、行政部门和业主应对机场、火车站、大学、商业设施和工业设施等地下基础设施的损坏负责。此类损坏可能会扰乱业务和业务。这对工人和公众来说也是极度危险的。因此,为了减少地下设施损坏的风险和影响,地方政府正在支持部署透地雷达。例如,美国每年估计花费 100 亿美元建设地下基础设施。这些因素可能为不久的将来透地雷达的需求提供充足的机会。
缺乏技术纯熟劳工
由于新技术和颠覆性力量,工作性质正在迅速改变。因此,操作探地雷达设备所需的专业知识和技能预计将成为市场成长的限制因素。要找到并留住具有适当技能和专业知识的高阶员工也很困难。
COVID-19 大流行透地雷达(GPR) 市场产生了重大影响。供应链中断和製造延误影响了探地雷达设备的生产和交付。封锁期间对建设活动的限制和基础设施计划的减少导致对探地雷达服务的需求下降。然而,随着建设计划的恢復以及公共事业测绘和基础设施维护的重视,市场逐渐復苏。随着公司适应新的安全通讯协定并减少现场人员,远端和自动化探地雷达解决方案越来越受欢迎。
预计服务业将在预测期内成为最大的产业
由于对专家咨询、设备操作和资料分析的需求不断增加,透地雷达(GPR) 市场的服务部分正在经历显着增长。这种快速增长是由建筑、公共事业检测、考古和环境研究等各个领域的探地雷达应用日益复杂性所推动的。专业服务供应商提供全面的解决方案,包括测量、测绘和地下资料解释,这对于准确的计划规划和风险管理至关重要。此外,将探地雷达服务委託给熟练专业人员的趋势确保了更准确的结果和成本效率,进一步刺激了该领域的扩张。
预计交通基础设施产业在预测期内复合年增长率最高
由于道路、桥樑和铁路建设和维护的投资不断增加,交通基础设施领域的透地雷达(GPR) 市场正在显着成长。探地雷达技术在该领域受到高度重视,因为它能够非侵入性地评估地下结构的状况、侦测空洞并识别潜在危险。此技术有助于确保交通网路的寿命和安全。此外,政府对基础设施现代化的努力以及对高效维护策略日益增长的需求正在进一步推动探地雷达在该领域的采用。因此,交通基础设施对探地雷达系统的需求预计将继续增加。
在北美,由于基础设施发展、都市化的进步以及对无损检测方法的需求不断增加,透地雷达(GPR)市场正在经历显着增长。美国和加拿大等国家不断扩大的建筑和公共工程部门正在增加对地下公共事业检测、水泥建筑物评估和地质测量等应用的探地雷达技术的需求。此外,对公共和基础设施维护监管要求的日益担忧进一步推动了市场的成长。技术创新以及探地雷达在环境和考古调查中的采用也有助于北美探地雷达市场的稳定扩张。
亚太地区透地雷达(GPR) 市场正在显着成长。这种快速成长是由基础设施发展、都市化加快以及政府在地下测绘和公共事业检测方面所做的努力所推动的。中国、印度和日本等国家正在大力投资建设和运输计划,需要先进的探地雷达技术来实现高效、安全的地下探勘。此外,人们对无损检测方法优势的认识不断增强,进一步推动了市场需求。该地区的技术进步以及对考古和环境研究日益增长的兴趣也有助于亚太地区探地雷达市场的扩张。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Ground Penetrating Radar (Gpr) Market is accounted for $808.5 million in 2024 and is expected to reach $1479.8 million by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 10.6% during the forecast period. Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a non-invasive geophysical method that uses radar pulses to image the subsurface. This technology employs electromagnetic radiation in the microwave band (UHF/VHF frequencies) to detect reflected signals from subsurface structures. GPR is widely used in various fields such as archaeology, geology, environmental studies, and engineering for detecting buried objects, changes in material properties, voids, and cracks. Its ability to provide real-time, high-resolution data makes it a valuable tool for subsurface investigation.
Rising concerns associated to safety and protection of underground utilities
Underground cables and pipelines are important to contemporary infrastructure and these buried assets such as electrical, telecom fiber-optic cables, water, sewerage pipes, and gas pipelines must be protected from future excavations. If these assets are not protected, then they can be results in large disasters such as electrical arcs. Thus, to protect these assets the demand for ground penetrating radar systems is continuously increasing on a global level. This increased demand can drive the growth of the market.
High cost
The higher cost of GPR equipment and its maintenance has been restricting the market and preventing its penetration in numerous industries. As GPR systems are digitally controlled, data are usually recorded digitally for post-survey processing and display. The digital control and display part of a GPR system generally consists of a microprocessor, memory, and a mass storage medium to store the field measurements. Hence all these increase the price of the GPR equipments.
Rising government support for deployment of GPRs
The municipal government, administration, or owner is responsible for any underground infrastructure damage that occurs at places like airport, railway stations, and university, commercial or industrial campuses. Such damages can disrupt operations and business. As well as they are very dangerous for workers and the public. Thus, to reduce the risk of underground utility damage and the consequences, the municipal government is supporting the ground penetrating radars deployment. For example, the U.S. devotes an estimated $10 billion annually to locating underground infrastructure. These factors can create ample opportunities for the demand for ground-penetrating radars in near future.
Lack of skilled labor
The nature of work is rapidly changing due to emerging technologies and disruptive forces. Hence, the expertise and skillset required to operate GPR equipment are expected to be an obstructing factor to the growth of the market. Also, it is difficult to find and retain high-level employees who have the right mix of skills and expertise.
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted the ground-penetrating radar (GPR) market. Supply chain disruptions and manufacturing delays affected the production and delivery of GPR equipment. Restrictions on construction activities and reduced infrastructure projects during lockdowns led to decreased demand for GPR services. However, the market witnessed a gradual recovery with the resumption of construction projects and increased emphasis on utility mapping and infrastructure maintenance. Remote and automated GPR solutions gained traction as companies adapted to new safety protocols and reduced on-site personnel.
The services segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period
The services segment in the Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) market is experiencing significant growth due to increased demand for expert consultation, equipment operation, and data analysis. This surge is driven by the rising complexity of GPR applications across various sectors such as construction, utility detection, archaeology, and environmental studies. Specialized service providers offer comprehensive solutions, including surveying, mapping, and interpretation of subsurface data, which are crucial for accurate project planning and risk management. Additionally, the trend towards outsourcing GPR services to skilled professionals ensures more precise results and cost-efficiency, further fueling the segment's expansion.
The transportation infrastructure segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period
The Transportation Infrastructure segment is experiencing significant growth in the Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) market due to increasing investments in the construction and maintenance of roads, bridges, and railways. GPR technology is highly valued in this sector for its ability to non-invasively assess the condition of subsurface structures, detect voids, and identify potential hazards. This technology helps ensure the longevity and safety of transportation networks. Additionally, government initiatives aimed at modernizing infrastructure and the rising need for efficient maintenance strategies further drive the adoption of GPR in this segment. Consequently, the demand for GPR systems in transportation infrastructure is anticipated to continue its upward trajectory.
The North American region has witnessed significant growth in the ground-penetrating radar (GPR) market, driven by advancements in infrastructure development, urbanization, and the increasing need for non-destructive testing methods. The expanding construction and utility sectors in countries like the United States and Canada have propelled the demand for GPR technology for applications such as detecting subsurface utilities, assessing concrete structures, and geological surveying. Additionally, heightened focus on public safety and regulatory mandates for infrastructure maintenance has further stimulated market growth. Technological innovations and the adoption of GPR in environmental and archaeological studies also contribute to the robust expansion of the GPR market in North America.
The Asia-Pacific region is experiencing significant growth in the ground-penetrating radar (GPR) market. This surge is driven by increased infrastructure development, urbanization, and governmental initiatives for subsurface mapping and utility detection. Countries like China, India, and Japan are investing heavily in construction and transportation projects, necessitating advanced GPR technology for efficient and safe subsurface exploration. Additionally, rising awareness about the benefits of non-destructive testing methods is further propelling market demand. The region's technological advancements and a growing focus on archaeological and environmental studies also contribute to the expanding GPR market in Asia-Pacific.
Key players in the market
Some of the key players in Ground Penetrating Radar (Gpr) market include Geoscanners AB, Chemring Group, Exploration Instruments, LLC, GEOTECH, IDS GeoRadar, Japan Radio Co, National GPR Service, Inc., Radiodetection, Sensors and Software Inc., SPX Corporation, US Radar and Utsi Electronics.
In March 2024, As the world's first 3D SAR radar, the new system IBIS-ArcSAR introduces a technological revolution to support critical decisions and ensure the highest safety standards in the mining industry. "IBIS-ArcSAR is a game-changing radar designed around robustness and performance to ensure the highest safety standards and manage risk conditions with confidence. IBIS-ArcSAR delivers unprecedented flexibility and performance to support geotechnical engineers in critical decision-making," said Niccolo Coli, manager of the IDS GeoRadar mining business unit.
In February 2024, SPX Technologies announced that it has acquired privately held Ingenia Technologies for approximately CA$405 million (approximately US$300 million) in cash, including acquired real estate. Headquartered in Mirabel, Quebec, Canada, Ingenia specializes in the design and manufacture of custom air handling units and has a strong reputation for superior performance and quality.