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市場調査レポート
国家安全保障のためのバイオメトリクス市場分析と予測：2008〜2018年
Biometrics for Homeland Security Analysis & Forecasts 2008-2018
| 発行 |
Visiongain |
| 出版日 |
2008年09月 |
商品コード |
75612 |
| ページ情報 |
英文 95 pages |
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当商品の販売は、2011年08月12日を持ちまして終了しました。
Abstract
The September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the United States and later
bombings in Madrid in 2004 and London in 2005 have made it imperative for
countries worldwide to tighten national security. These security measures
require more-accurate, suitable and efficient ways to identify and monitor
individuals passing through airports, border stations and other points of
entry. The security developments also need to accommodate the increasing
movement of people between countries. Embassies and some other public
buildings and infrastructure require improved security technologies, with
biometric technologies increasingly important. The US Government has
popularised the phrase "homeland security" as it focused its efforts in
boosting security within its national territory from terrorism, improving the
security of borders, airports and ports in particular. Homeland security is
now a key focal point of government budget - you must capture your share of
that market today.
Biometrics have unique physical and behavioural characteristics that can be
measured by automated methods. The best known of these biometric identifiers
are fingerprints, iris and facial characteristics. Importantly, there are
emerging methods that make use of other identifiers such as vein patterns on
hands and voice recognition, amongst other developed and emerging technologies
- but what are they and can they be introduced in a cost-effective scenario?
Furthermore, there is great potential for technology transfer within/between
electronics and other scientific and engineering disciplines, including data
analysis, defence, security and biotechnology. This report delivers clear
opportunities for you and your organisation - take advantage of it immediately.
There is a large, expanding market for biometrics worldwide for homeland
security, visiongain observes. In recent years, many governments have entered
into a wide range of projects to implement enhanced security measures via
biometrics. Visiongain estimates that those developments will make biometrics
for a buoyant and lucrative market throughout the period 2008-2018, especially
as the technologies become established and further refined. This market is not
going away - you should maximise your potential within it. More projects are
expected to be commenced in the near future. This new visiongain report -
Biometrics for Homeland Security 2008-2018 - describes the present trends and
future opportunities in the homeland security application of biometrics. This
information is valuable to both homeland security and defence procurement
operations, as well as to relevant technology providers.
Why You Must Buy This Report:
Only this new visiongain report offers a detailed study of homeland security
biometrics technologies that are poised to be significant over the next 10
years.
Biometrics for Homeland Security 2008-2018 discusses the following aspects of that important market:
- Discussion of the technologies in homeland security biometrics
- Forecasts for homeland security biometrics revenues in the leading US
market and 11 other leading national markets, including total global sales,
from 2008-2018
- Discussion of current and developmental programmes in biometrics for
homeland security
- Analysis of market drivers and restraints, including SWOT analysis
- Full transcripts of interviews with relevant experts in the sector - this
information is not available anywhere else.
Visiongain predicts strong uptake in the homeland security biometrics sector
during the period 2008-2018. However, do you know how that market will develop
in terms of sales and annual growth during the period? You should and this
report will tell you. Visiongain believes that the opportunities for
technology providers are great, as nations increasingly turn to biometrics to
enhance the security of their citizens. In addition to consultation with
experts, this research involved a detailed study of policy documents,
industrial reports and relevant news.
Importantly, visiongain also applied its in-house analytical techniques to
deliver financial forecasting, SWOT analysis and qualitative projections -
this information is exclusive to visiongain' s report. The result is a
comprehensive market-based study with detailed financial analyses and informed
opinion on the future of the homeland security biometrics market.
Table of Contents
1 Executive Summary
2 Understanding Biometrics
- 2.1 Three Ways to Identify People for Security Purposes
- 2.1.1 Something an Individual Knows
- 2.1.2 Something an Individual Has
- 2.1.3 Something an Individual Is
- 2.2 Key Characteristics of a Usable Biometric
- 2.3 Four Stages in Biometrics
- 2.4 Identification and Verification
- 2.5 Main Biometric Modalities
- 2.5.1 Fingerprints
- 2.5.2 Iris Scan
- 2.5.3 Face Recognition
- 2.5.4 Multimodal Methods
- 2.6 Emerging Biometrics
- 2.6.1 Body Odour
- 2.6.2 DNA Matching
- 2.6.3 Ear Shape Recognition
- 2.6.4 Facial Thermography
- 2.6.5 Gait Recognition
- 2.6.6 Hand Geometry
- 2.6.7 Nailbed Identification
- 2.6.8 Skin Elements
- 2.6.9 Vein scan
3 The Global Market for Homeland Security Biometrics
- 3.1 ICAO Biometric Passports Requirement Drives Growth
- 3.2 US Visa Waiver Program Conditions Spur Increasing Use of
BiometricPassports
- 3.3 National Identity Cards
- 3.4 Bush Directive Requires Greater Compatibility in Existing US Systems
- 3.5 Overview of Biometric Projects in Selected Countries
- 3.5.1 Europe
- 3.5.1.1 Belgium
- 3.5.1.2 France
- 3.5.1.3 Germany
- 3.5.1.4 Ireland
- 3.5.1.5 Italy
- 3.5.1.6 Netherlands
- 3.5.1.7 Poland
- 3.5.1.8 Portugal
- 3.5.1.9 Russia
- 3.5.1.10 Spain
- 3.5.1.11 Sweden
- 3.5.1.12 Switzerland
- 3.5.1.13 United Kingdom
- 3.5.2 The Americas
- 3.5.2.1 Brazil
- 3.5.2.2 Canada
- 3.5.2.3 Mexico
- 3.5.2.4 United States
- 3.5.3 Asia-Pacific
- 3.5.3.1 Australia
- 3.5.3.2 China
- 3.5.3.3 India
- 3.5.3.4 Japan
- 3.5.3.5 New Zealand
- 3.5.3.6 Singapore
- 3.5.3.7 South Korea
- 3.5.3.8 Taiwan
- 3.5.4 Middle East and Africa
- 3.5.4.1 Israel
- 3.5.4.2 Nigeria
- 3.5.4.3 Saudi Arabia
- 3.5.4.4 South Africa
- 3.5.4.5 United Arab Emirates
4 Homeland Security Biometrics: Forecasts for Leading Markets, 2008-2018
- 4.1 Europe: Sales Forecasts for the UK, France, Germany, Italy and Russia
- 4.2 The Americas: Sales Forecasts for the US and Canada
- 4.3 Asia-Pacific: Sales Forecasts for Japan, South Korea, Australia,
Chinaand India
- 4.4 Conclusions
5 Forces Affecting the Homeland Security Market
- 5.1 Principal Drivers of Market Growth for Homeland Security Biometrics
- 5.2 The Principal Restraints in the Homeland Security Biometrics Market
- 5.3 Observations on Growth Prospects for the Homeland Security Biometrics
Market Worldwide
6 Key Companies Involved in Homeland Security Biometrics
- 6.1 3M
- 6.2 Accenture
- 6.3 AFIX Technologies Inc
- 6.4 Atos Origin
- 6.5 Aware, Inc.
- 6.6 BIO-key
- 6.7 Bioscript
- 6.8 China Information Security Technology Inc
- 6.9 Cogent Inc
- 6.10 Cross Match Technologies Inc.
- 6.11 DAON
- 6.12 Datastrip
- 6.13 Fingerprint Cards AB
- 6.14 Green Bit
- 6.15 ImageWare
- 6.16 IriTech, Inc
- 6.17 L-1 Identity Solutions
- 6.18 LG Electronics
- 6.19 Lockheed Martin
- 6.20 Lumidigm
- 6.21 Motorola
- 6.22 NEC
- 6.23 Neurotechnologija
- 6.24 Northrop Grumman
- 6.25 PerSay
- 6.26 Philips priv-ID
- 6.27 Precise Biometrics
- 6.28 Raytheon
- 6.29 RFLogics
- 6.30 Sagem Morpho
- 6.31 SAIC
- 6.32 Siemens
- 6.33 Thales
7 Main Pipeline Developments in Homeland Security Biometrics
- 7.1 Schengen Countries to Expand Security Measures
- 7.2 EU Plans to Improve Border Security via Emerging Technologies
- 7.3 European VIS to Become World' s Largest Biometric Database
- 7.4 Biometric Encryption Promises Privacy
- 7.5 Biometric-at-a-Distance Still Under Development
- 7.6 UK Government Developing 2012 London Olympics ID
- 7.7 EU ' Turbine' Project
8 Expert Views on Homeland Security Biometrics
- 8.1 Kimberly Weissman, the US-VISIT Programme of the US Department of
Homeland Security
- 8.2 Max Snijder, CEO, European Biometrics Forum (EBF)
9 Conclusions
List of Tables
- Table 4.1 Global Sales Forecast for Homeland Security Biometrics, 2007-2018
- Table 4.2 Global Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)
- Table 4.3 UK Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.4 UK CAGR
- Table 4.5 France Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.6 France CAGR
- Table 4.7 Germany Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.8 Germany CAGR
- Table 4.9 Italy Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.10 Italy CAGR
- Table 4.11 Russia Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.12 Russia CAGR
- Table 4.13 US Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.14 US CAGR
- Table 4.15 Canada Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.16 Canada CAGR
- Table 4.17 Japan Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.18 Japan CAGR
- Table 4.19 South Korea Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.20 South Korea CAGR
- Table 4.21 Australia Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.22 Australia CAGR
- Table 4.23 China Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.24 China CAGR
- Table 4.25 India Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Table 4.26 India CAGR
- Table 5.1 SWOT Analysis for Homeland Security Biometrics
List of Figures
- Figure 4.1 Global Sales Forecast for Homeland Security Biometrics,
2007-2018
- Figure 4.2 UK Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.3 France Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.4 Germany Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.5 Italy Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.6 Russia Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.7 US Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.8 Canada Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.9 Japan Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.10 South Korea Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.11 Australia Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.12 China Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
- Figure 4.13 India Sales Forecast, 2007-2018
Companies Listed
- 3M Accenture AFIX Technologies Inc
- An Garda Siochana
- ANTS (National Secure Credentials Agency {France})
- ASEC Atos Origin
- Aware, Inc.
- BAE Systems Information Technology
- BearingPoint
- BIO-key
- BioLink
- Bioscript
- BKA (Federal Criminal Police Office {Germany})
- BND (Federal Intelligence Service {Germany})
- Bureau of Consular Affairs (BOCA) (Taiwan)
- Central Passport Organisation (India)
- China Information Security Technology (CIST)
- Cogent Inc Computer Sciences Corp (CSC)
- Cross Match Technologies Inc.
- Cryptometrics
- Cybertrust
- Daon
- Datastrip
- EDS
- Entrust
- European Biometrics Forum (EBF)
- European Commission
- European Union (EU)
- Fabrica Nacional de Moneda y Timbre
- Fingerprint Cards AB
- Fujitsu
- Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB)
- Gemalto Green Bit
- Hewlett-Packard
- IBM Identity and Passport Service (IPS) (UK)
- IIT,Kanpur
- ImageWare
- Imprensa
- Nacional-Casa da Moeda (INCM)
- India Security Press
- Institute of Mathematical
- Machines (IMM),Warsaw
- International Civil Aeronautics Organisation (ICAO)
- Interpol Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS)
- IriTech, Inc
- L-1 Identity Solutions
- LG Electronics
- Lockheed Martin
- Lockheed Martin
- Lumidigm
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (South Korea)
- Motorola Nasik
- NASK Biometric Laboratories
- NEC Neurotechnologija
- Northrop Grumman
- NXP Semiconductors
- Office of the Refugee Applications Commissioner (Ireland)
- On Track Innovations Ltd (OTI)
- Optel
- PerSay
- Philips priv-ID
- Precise Biometrics
- PWPW (Poland)
- Raytheon
- RFLogics
- Russian Federal Migration
- Safenet
- Sagem
- Science Applications International Corp (SAIC)
- Siemens Communications Group
- Siemens IT Solutions and Services
- Thales UCL (Catholic University of Louvain {France})
- UK Border Agency US Department of Homeland Security
- US Department of State
- US-VISIT Programme Warsaw
- University of Technology
- Zetes Burotica
- Zetes Industries
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