Chemical; Biological; Radiological; and Nuclear Detection--Emerging Trends (Technical Insights)

Publication Date	March 2008
Publisher	Frost & Sullivan
Product Type	Report
Pages
ISBN Number	not applicable
Product Code	FRS00637

Buy this product or for assistance call +44 20 7060 7474

PDF £3,910.00$6504 | €4376

FAX Order above formats by FAX

Summary

This research service reports on emerging trends in chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) detection technologies. It discusses in detail the underlined platform technologies, the factors affecting development and adoption of various CBRN detection technologies, the application scenario, important development at the academic and corporate sectors, along with key market players. It also gives an insight into some of the unmet needs in the CBRN sector.

Content

Executive summary
- Research scope and methodology
  - Research scope
  - Research methodology
- Overview and key findings
  - Cbrn industry scenario
  - Key findings
Technology and application assessment of cbrn detection techniques
- Chemical and biological detection techniques
  - Chemical and biological detection methods
  - Analysis of current application scenarios
- Radiological and nuclear detection
  - Radiological and nuclear detection methods
  - Analysis of current application scenarios
Cbrn detection techniques--adoption factor analysis
- Factors influencing technology adoption--drivers and challenges
  - Criteria for cbrn detection technologies
  - Adoption drivers
  - Industry challenges
  - Adoption of cbrn detection--impact analysis of drivers and challenges
- Analysis of unmet needs of cbrn detection techniques
  - Chemical detection
  - Biological detection
  - Radiological and nuclear detection
Strategic analysis of cbrn industry
- Cbrn detection--industry trends
  - Current industry and academic research trends
  - Future trends
- Changing scenarios and development initiatives
  - Supply chain analysis and key industry players
  - Assessment of r&d opportunities in cbrn detection sector
  - Analyst insights: strategic outlook of cbrn industry
- Cbrn--industry foresight
  - Cbrn detection--future requirements and regions of interest
  - Technology road map
Key developments in cbrn detection sector
- Cbrn detection techniques--r&d activities in companies
  - Environics' multidisciplinary approach toward cbrn detection
  - Bruker’s chemical biological and nuclear detection systems
  - Advanced cbrne detection techniques for security applications
  - Advanced radiation detection devices for identification of radiological threats
  - Biodefense systems from idaho technology--usa
  - Network-based radiation detection
  - Bioflash biological detector
- Cbrn detection techniques--research activities in universities
  - Msu lab anticipates biological threats to agriculture
  - Chemical spray detector to detect urea nitrate
  - Innovative radiation detection technique using cell phones
  - Next generation biological detectors
  - Portable atomic spectrometer to detect nuclear forensic samples
Key patents and key industry participants
- Key patents in this sector
  - Chemical and biological detection
  - Radiological and nuclear detection
- Key industry participants
  - Corporate sector
  - Academic sector
Decision support database
- Decision support database tables
  - Global semiconductor and semiconductor equipment market--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global telecommunication contribution to electronics industry--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global electronic components contribution to electronics industry--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global medical and industrial contribution to electronics industry--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global total number of airports--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global number of commercial aircrafts in service--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global military expenditure--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global military expenditure as a percentage of gdp--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global military r&d expenditure--world (2002 to 2012)
  - Global military r&d expenditure as a percentage of gdp--world (2002 to 2012)