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SUMMARY
2004-2012 - Maritime Smart Container Market/Technology Forecast Report
provides an in-depth analysis and forecast of the maritime smart container
market through 2012. The report covers present and next generation
technologies and products, market status and evolution (based on a Delphi
survey and in-house research), analysis of drivers and inhibitors, smart
container economics, cost-benefit analysis, potential business opportunities
and relevant patent review.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SCOPE
- 1.1. COVERAGE
- 1.2. WHO IS THIS REPORT FOR?
- 1.3. BASIC ASSUMPTIONS
- 1.4. METHODOLOGY
2. MARITIME SMART CONTAINER - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- 2.1. SETTING THE STAGE
- 2.1.1. What is a Smart Container?
- 2.1.2. Why Smart Containers?
- 2.2. THE DYNAMICS OF CONTAINER SECURITY
- 2.2.1. Smart Container Market Drivers and Inhibitors
- 2.2.2. Container Security Dynamics and the Smart Container Market
- 2.2.3. Integration of Economic and Regulatory Driver
- 2.3. TECHNOLOGIES AND THE FUTURE MARKET
- 2.4. MAIN CONCLUSIONS
- 2.5. 2004-2012 WORLDWIDE SMART CONTAINER OUTLAY FORECAST (BY SCENARIO)
- 2.5.1. Outlay - Scenario I
- 2.5.2. Outlay - Scenario II
3. INTRODUCTION TO SMART CONTAINERS
- 3.1. THE MARITIME (CONTAINER) SHIPPING INDUSTRY
- 3.2. WHAT IS A SMART CONTAINER?
- 3.2.1. Why Smart Containers?
- 3.3. SMART CONTAINERS - EVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPMENT
4. SMART CONTAINER - CURRENT/RELEVANT LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS AND
STANDARDS
- 4.1. LEGISLATION/REGULATIONS
- 4.1.1. Introduction
- 4.1.2. International Maritime Organization (IMO) Security Proposals
- 4.1.3. Container Security Initiative (CSI)
- 4.1.4. Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT)
- 4.1.5. United States 24-hour advance manifest rule
- 4.1.6. World Customs Organization
- 4.1.7. G8 Activity
- 4.1.8. EU Activity
- 4.1.9. The US Port, Maritime, and Rail Security Act of 2001 (S. 1214)
- 4.2. SMART CONTAINER STANDARDS
- 4.2.1. RFID Standards and Frequencies
- 4.2.2. Infrared And Contact Technologies
- 4.2.3. Mobile (Long Range) Communications
- 4.2.4. Security Standards And Regulations
5. SMART CONTAINER - INDUSTRY DRIVERS
- 5.1. TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND PRICE/PERFORMANCE
- 5.2. CUSTOMER DEMANDS FROM MARKET LEADERS
- 5.3. ABILITY TO ARTICULATE AND DEMONSTRATE VALUE PROPOSITIONS
- 5.3.1. Current state of smart container value proposition
- 5.4. TERRORIST EVENTS, REACTIONS, AND REGULATIONS
6. SMART CONTAINER - INDUSTRY INHIBITORS
- 6.1. CONCERNS ABOUT EFFICACY
- 6.2. CONCERNS ABOUT HARMONIZATION AND GLOBAL APPLICABILITY
- 6.3. CONCERNS ABOUT OPERATIONAL IMPACTS
- 6.4. CONCERNS ABOUT COSTS AND INVESTMENT NEEDS
- 6.5. FLEET TRANSITION AND BENEFIT REALIZATION
- 6.6. RESISTANCE TO REGULATION AND CHANGE
7. THE DYNAMICS OF SMART CONTAINER MARKET GROWTH
- 7.1. SMART CONTAINER ECONOMICS
- 7.2. SMART CONTAINER REGULATORY PRESSURES
- 7.2.1. Unstable Regulatory Ground Rules
- 7.3. INTEGRATING ECONOMIC AND REGULATORY DRIVERS
8. SMART CONTAINER - CURRENT TECHNOLOGIES
- 8.1. CURRENT SMART CONTAINER TECHNOLOGIES - BACKGROUND
- 8.2. CURRENT SMART CONTAINER TECHNOLOGIES
- 8.3. ELECTRONIC (E) SEALS (ACTIVE AND PASSIVE) AND READERS
- 8.3.1. Background
- 8.3.2. Traditional Use Of Mechanical Seals
- 8.4. RFID DEVICES
- 8.4.1. Active vs. Passive RFID Tags
- 8.4.2. RFID Communications Methods
- 8.4.3. Carrier frequencies used for RFID communication
- 8.4.4. Data transfer rate and bandwidth
- 8.4.5. Transmission and Transmitter Power
- 8.4.6. Transponders / Tags
- 8.4.7. Basic features of a RFID smart container transponder
- 8.4.8. Reader / Interrogator
- 8.4.9. RF Transponder Programmers
- 8.4.10. Advantages and Disadvantages of Electronic-seals Systems
Technology
- 8.5. INTERNAL INTRUSION DETECTION SENSORS AND SYSTEMS
- 8.5.1. Internal Intrusion Detection Sensors - Background
- 8.5.2. Advantages and Disadvantages of Internal Intrusion Detection
Sensors Technology
- 8.6. CARGO CONDITION AND THREAT DETECTION SENSORS
- 8.6.1. Cargo Condition and Threat Detection Sensors - Background
- 8.6.2. Cargo Condition and Threat Detection Sensors -- Detailed
Description of Technologies
- 8.6.3. Advantages and Disadvantages of Cargo Condition and Threat
Detection Sensors Technology
- 8.7. LONG DISTANCE CONTAINER TRACKING SYSTEMS
- 8.7.1. Long Distance Container Tracking Systems - Background
- 8.7.2. Wide Area Communications and Tracking
- 8.7.3. Container Tracking Systems --Description of Technologies
- 8.7.4. Modularity Vs. Turnkey Approach
- 8.8. SMART NETWORKS (POST PROCESSING/ADDED-VALUE/ROUTING)
9. SMART CONTAINER - PRODUCT/TECHNOLOGY OUTLOOK - 2004-2012
- 9.1. INTRODUCTION - SIMULTANEOUS MULTI-FRONT PROGRESS
- 9.2. BASIC ASSUMPTIONS AND GUIDELINES
- 9.2.1. Technology
- 9.2.2. Threats
- 9.2.3. Economy
- 9.2.4. Politics
- 9.3. EVOLVING TECHNOLOGIES - OVERVIEW
- 9.3.1. Techno-Tactical Analysis
- 9.4. THE INTER-RELATION BETWEEN SMART CONTAINERS AND CONTAINER SCREENING
- 9.5. COMMUNICATIONS
- 9.5.1. Basic Communication Means
- 9.6. CONTAINER INTRUSION DETECTION AND PEOPLE SENSING
- 9.7. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION SENSING
- 9.8. FUTURE SMART CONTAINER WMD AND EXPLOSIVES SENSING
- 9.8.1. Nuclear Radiation Screening Portals
- 9.8.2. Bio-Chemical and Explosives Sensors
- 9.8.3. On-board Nuclear, Radiation, and Bio-Chemical Sensors
- 9.9. THE IDEAL HIGH-SECURITY FUTURE SMART CONTAINER
- 9.9.1. High-Security Smart Container vs. Supply Chain Smart Container
- 9.10. FUTURE SMART CONTAINER CLASSIFICATION: MANUAL, LOCAL, AND GLOBAL
TRACKING
- 9.10.1. Manual Tracking of Future Smart Container
- 9.10.2. Local Tracking Future Smart Container
- 9.10.3. Long Distance Tracking Future Smart Container
- 9.11. THE HOMELAND SECURITY ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY (HSARPA)
FUTURE SMART CONTAINER INITIATIVE
- 9.12. CONTAINER SCREENING INFRASTRUCTURE SCHEMES
- 9.13. SMART MARITIME CONTAINER FUTURE TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION -- CONCLUSIONS
- 9.14. 2012 SMART CONTAINERS THREAT MITIGATION FORECASTED STATUS
10. MARITIME SMART CONTAINER - MARKET OUTLOOK (2004-2012)
- 10.1. MARITIME SMART CONTAINER - FORECAST METHODOLOGY
- 10.2. SMART MARITIME CONTAINER MARKET FORECAST - FACTS AND ASSUMPTIONS
- 10.2.1. General Assumptions
- 10.2.2. Scenario I - Assumptions
- 10.2.3. Scenario II - Assumptions
- 10.3. ELECTRONIC SEALS AND SMART CONTAINERS: GROWTH IN INSTALLED BASE
- 10.3.1. Manual Reading Only Electronic-seals
- 10.3.2. Present Generation Smart Containers by Tracking Technology
Installed Base
- 10.3.3. Next Generation Smart Containers Installed Base
- 10.3.4. Total 2004-2012 Smart Containers Consolidated Installed Base
- 10.4. SMART CONTAINERS ANNUAL TRIPS
- 10.4.1. Scenario I Smart Container Annual Trips
- 10.4.2. Scenario II Smart Container Annual Trips
- 10.5. ANNUAL UNIT SALES OF ELECTRONIC-SEALS
- 10.5.1. Present Generation Smart Containers by Tracking Technology
Equipment Unit Sales
- 10.5.2. Next Generation Smart Containers Unit Sales
- 10.5.3. Total Smart Containers Unit Sales
- 10.6. ELECTRONIC SEALS AND SMART CONTAINERS ANNUAL SALES $M
- 10.6.1. Manual Read Only Electronic-seals 3m Annual Sales
- 10.6.2. Annual Sales of Present Generation Tracking Smart Containers
[$Millions]
- 10.6.3. Annual Sales of Next Generation Smart Containers
- 10.6.4. Total Smart Containers Annual Sales
11. SMART CONTAINERS - PRICING OUTLOOK - 2004-2012
12. ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS
- 12.1. SMART CONTAINER COSTS
- 12.2. SMART CONTAINER BENEFITS
- 12.2.1. Summary Benefit Estimates
- 12.3. COST AND BENEFIT OBSERVATIONS
13. SMART CONTAINER - VENDORS
- 13.1. SMART CONTAINER PRODUCTS - VENDOR OUTLOOK
- 13.2. SMART CONTAINER PRODUCTS - VENDOR PROFILES
14. SMART CONTAINER - SERVICE BUSINESS
- 14.1. SCENARIO I
- 14.2. SCENARIO II
15. SMART CONTAINER - BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGICAL OPPORTUNITIES
- 15.1. INTRODUCTION
- 15.2. CONTAINER SIX-WALL INTRUSION SENSORS SUB-SYSTEM
- 15.2.1. Intrusion Detection Reliability
- 15.3. CENTRALIZED CONTAINER FLEET INTELLIGENCE, COMMAND, CONTROL,
COMMUNICATION AND INTERCEPTION INFRASTRUCTURE
- 15.4. MITIGATION OF RADIO PROPAGATION MASKING
- 15.5. SMART CONTAINER ON-BOARD WMD AND EXPLOSIVES SENSING
16. SMART CONTAINER - PATENT REVIEW
- 16.1. SCOPE
- 16.2. GPS/ LOCATION DETERMINATION PATENTS
- 16.3. SMART CONTAINER COMMUNICATION
- 16.4. CONTAINER FLEET MANAGEMENT
- 16.5. ELECTRONIC-SEALS READERS
- 16.6. INTRUSION DETECTORS
- 16.7. ELECTRONIC SEALS
- 16.8. MISC.
17. GLOSSARY
APPENDIX A - AN OCEAN CARRIER AND SHIPPER PERSPECTIVE ON SMART CONTAINER
TECHNOLOGIES
APPENDIX B - A VENDOR'S RESPONSE TO THE WSC, NITL, AND IMRA
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