Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for Counter-Insurgency – Global Market & Technologies Outlook – 2010-2015

Market Intel Group (MiG), April 2010, Pages: 190

Current US government policy regarding combat operations in the Near East will result in significant impact on the size and makeup of UAV market sectors. This is one of the conclusions of a new "Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for Counter-Insurgency Global Market & Technologies Outlook 2010-2015"

US policy requires turning combat operations in the Near East over to indigenous forces from now through July, 2011. That policy does not outline clearly what will happen to Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) deployments. If UAVs are withdrawn by mid 2011 or soon after, several major UAV markets will collapse due to over supply. This trend is already seen for the Raven, a ubiquitous Micro UAV that is now over-stocked and so no longer included in the American military's budget requests

That conclusion, and others, are included in a detailed “Triple Scenario” analysis, as part of MiG's latest UAV report. It appears that a significant reduction in combat operations in the Near East will leave the US with more than enough High Altitude and Jet Stream UAVs – types that have proven highly successful for both operators and vendors. But, US export restrictions prevent the sale of such aircraft outside of NATO and domestic airspace restrictions prohibit their commercial use. Taken together, those factors bode ill for several widely recognized UAV models, should today’s US policy be implemented as designed.

The current steady state of low intensity conflict, and a new regional conflict involving one or more NATO nations, comprise the other two scenarios analyzed in the new report. It is the second of three UAV reports in a series that started with 'UAVs for Border Security' and that will also include a detailed analysis of UAV’s Commercial Applications market worldwide.

With a cumulative five-year forecast market of more than $67 Billion (globally), Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for Counter-Insurgency missions have become one of the fastest growing, most promising technology markets in the world.

The need to cope with multiple internal and external insurgencies, from Afghanistan to Nigeria, from China to Columbia, from India to the Philippines – creates a need for practical, if unconventional approaches. Growth is driven by the fast pace of development in the platform, payload and training sectors as the UAV market adapts to provide operational solutions for super-complex problems such as Counter IED threat mitigation.

But competing successfully in the Counter-Insurgency UAV market is not going to be easy. Bringing together the winning combination of technologies, strategies and price will require an in-depth understanding of multi-faceted market topology.

This new report is the only available research that analyzes the complexities involved with UAVs for Counter-Insurgency – Technologies, Tactics, Operating Concepts, Maintenance, Business Opportunities and pitfalls to avoid.

This unique report provides you with the data you need to understand the evolution of this unique market. It does so by combining the background and essential qualitative elements that make the picture “come alive” with realistic perspectives based on decades of experience of first-line practitioners. This insight produces three separate but plausible market Scenarios that, together, prepare readers for any market change over the next five years.

The report covers all types of UAVs:

- Stratospheric UAVs
- Jet Stream UAVs
- High Altitude UAVs
- Medium Altitude UAVs
- Low Altitude UAVs
- Micro UAVs
- Aerostats

The report identifies, analyzes and forecasts these topics, among others:

- Global UAV Procurement Forecast – By Region – 2010-2015
- Global General and Border Security UAV Procurement Forecast by Region – 2010-2015
- Global Counter-Insurgency UAV – Procurement Forecast – by Technology – 2010-2015
- Global Counter-Insurgency UAV – Market Forecast – by Technology – 2010-2015
- Global Counter-Insurgency UAV – Operations & Maintenance Forecast – by Technology – 2010-2015
- Counter-Insurgency – Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
- Counter-Insurgency UAV – Operating Concept
- Counter-Insurgency UAVs – Sensor & Radio Coverage
- How to Sell Counter-Insurgency UAVs

1. Introduction
1.1. Scope of This Report
1.2. Language Disclaimer and Further Information
1.3. Methodology
1.4. Basic Scenario Assumptions
1.4.1. Scenario I – Persistent Conflict
1.4.2. Scenario II – New Regional Insurgency
1.4.3. Scenario III – NATO UAV Withdrawal from Near East
1.4.4. Scenario Notes
1.4.5. Scenario Effects on Important Regional Markets
1.5. Who is This Report For?
1.5.1. How Vendors, Service Providers & Business Developers Can Use this Report
1.5.2. How Counterinsurgency Professionals Can Use this Report
1.5.3. How Policy Makers, Budget Planners and Political Leaders Can Use this Report
1.6. How to Extract High Quality Graphics

2. Executive Summary
2.1. Major Findings
2.1.1. What’s Up, What’s Down
2.1.2. U.S. Air Force Losing Relevance
2.1.3. NATO Nations Following U.S. Lead
2.1.4. Non-NATO Nations Trying to Increase UAV Production Capabilities
2.2. Major Conclusions
2.2.1. Operating Concepts Enhance Future Sales
2.2.2. Backtracking by Persistent UAV Critical to U.S. Disengagement
2.2.3. Current Capabilities are not Integrated/Coordinated
2.2.4. Domestic Politics does not often Limit Surveillance
2.3. Current Worldwide Market for UAVs in Counter-Insurgency
2.4. Emerging Markets – Capabilities and Technologies
2.5. How and Where to Create UAV Markets
2.6. Global UAV Procurement Forecast by Region – 2010-2015
2.7. Counterinsurgency UAV Procurement Forecast by Region – 2010-2015
2.7.1. Regional Markets – Specific Sales Opportunities
2.8. Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type – 2010-2015

3. Current UAV Technologies
3.1. UAV Categories
3.1.1. U.S. Air Force UAV Categories
3.1.2. NATO UAV Categories
3.1.3. UAV Manufacturing Nations
3.2. Altitude Matters
3.3. UAV Altitude-Based Categories
3.3.1. Stratospheric UAVs
3.3.2. Jet Stream UAVs
3.3.3. High Altitude UAVs
3.3.4. Medium Altitude UAVs
3.3.5. Low Altitude UAVs
3.3.6. Micro UAVs
3.3.7. Aerostats
3.3.8. Rotary Wing & Transport UAVs

4. UAV Payloads Overview
4.1. Optical Payloads and Coverage Overview
4.1.1. Effect of Look-Down Angle on Sensor Performance
4.1.2. Sensor Coverage Graphic Overview
4.1.3. Stratospheric UAV Sensor Coverage
4.1.4. Jet Stream UAV Sensor Coverage
4.1.5. High Altitude UAV Sensor Coverage
4.1.6. Medium Altitude UAV Sensor Coverage
4.1.7. Low Altitude UAV Sensor Coverage
4.1.8. Micro UAV Sensor Coverage
4.2. Radio Payloads and Coverage Overview
4.2.1. Effect of Look-Up Angle on Radio Coverage
4.2.2. Radio Coverage Graphic Overview

5. Counter-Insurgency UAV – Operating Concept
5.1. What is an Operating Concept?
5.1.1. The Danger in Having No Operating Concept
5.2. U.S. Military UAV Operating Concept
5.2.1. Example – U.S. Operating Concept
5.2.2. Suggested Operating Concept
5.2.3. Operating Concept – A Business Opportunity
5.3. U.S. Military UAV Plans
5.4. Planning and Operating Overview
5.5. UAV Operations for Counter-Insurgency
5.5.1. Desired Capabilities
5.6. Integrated Operating Concept
5.6.1. Integrated Sensors or Payloads
5.6.2. Integrated Communication
5.6.3. Integrated Operating Concept
5.6.4. Beyond Integration
5.7. Operating Concept – a Counter-Insurgency Example
5.7.1. Threatened City Example: Kabul
5.7.2. Urban Insurgency Example – Sensors
5.7.3. Urban Insurgency Example – Communication
5.7.4. Sample UAV Selection Problem
5.7.5. Sample Problem
5.7.6. Multiple Results
5.8. The Sense and Avoid Hurdle (Civilian Airspace)
5.8.1. Preparing for UAV Flight in Civilian Airspace

6. Counter-Insurgency – Global Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
6.1. North America – Insurgency and Border Threats
6.2. South America – Insurgency and Border Threats
6.3. Middle East – Insurgency and Border Threats
6.4. Central Asia – Insurgency and Border Threats
6.5. Europe – Insurgency and Border Threats
6.6. Africa – Insurgency and Border Threats
6.7. South East Asia – Insurgency and Border Threats

7. How to Sell Counter-Insurgency UAVs
7.1. Understanding the Numbers
7.2. Range of Market Forecasts
7.3. U.S. Market Dominance – Decline or Increase?
7.3.1. U.S. Department of Defense UAV Forecast
7.4. So, How to Sell?

8. Global UAV Procurement Forecast – By Region – 2010-2015
8.1. Scenario I – Global UAV Procurement Forecast – by Region
8.2. Scenario II – Global UAV Procurement Forecast – By Region
8.3. Scenario III – Global UAV Procurement Forecast – By Region

9. Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast by Type – 2010-2015
9.1. Counter-Insurgency Procurement Forecast by Type (Units)
9.2. Counter-Insurgency Procurement Forecast by Type ($Millions)
9.3. Counter-Insurgency Procurement Forecast by Type (Market Share)

10. Counter-Insurgency UAV Operations & Maintenance Forecast by Type – 2010-2015
10.1. Counter-Insurgency Operations & Maintenance Forecast by Type ($Millions)
10.2. Counter-Insurgency O&M Forecast by Type (Market Share)

11. Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type – 2010-2015
11.1. Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type ($Millions)
11.2. Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type (Market Share)

12. Global and Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast by Region – 2010-2015
12.1. About the Numbers
12.2. Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast by Region – 2010-2015
12.2.1. Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast – Regional Markets – Specific Sales Opportunities
12.3. Scenario II – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast by Region – 2010-2015
12.3.1. Scenario II – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast – Regional Markets – Specific Sales Opportunities
12.4. Scenario III – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast by Region – 2010-2015
12.4.1. Scenario III – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast – Regional Markets – Specific Sales Risks
12.5. Global & Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.6. U.S.: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.6.1. U.S.: Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.6.2. U.S.: Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.6.3. U.S.: Scenario III – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.7. North America: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.7.1. North America (non-U.S.): Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.7.2. North America (non-U.S.): Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.7.3. North America: UAV Market Opportunities
12.7.4. North America: Narcotic Smuggling or Transshipment Nations
12.7.5. Mexico’s Drug Cartel Insurgency
12.8. South America: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.8.1. South America: Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.8.2. South America: Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.8.3. South America: UAV Market Opportunities
12.8.4. South America: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds
12.8.5. South America: Narcotic Smuggling or Transshipment Nations
12.9. Europe: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.9.1. Europe: Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.9.2. Europe: Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.9.3. Europe: Scenario III – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.9.4. Europe: UAV Market Opportunities
12.9.5. Europe: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds
12.9.6. Europe: Narcotic Smuggling or Transshipment Nations
12.10. Middle East: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.10.1. Middle East: Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.10.2. Middle East: Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.10.3. Middle East: UAV Market Opportunities
12.10.4. Middle East: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds
12.10.5. Middle East: Narcotic Smuggling or Transshipment Nations
12.11. Central Asia: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.11.1. Central Asia: Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.11.2. Central Asia: Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.11.3. Central Asia: UAV Market Opportunities
12.11.4. Central Asia: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds
12.11.5. Central Asia: Narcotic Smuggling or Transshipment Nations
12.12. Asia and Western Pacific: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.12.1. Asia and Western Pacific: Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.12.2. Asia and Western Pacific: Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.12.3. Asia and Western Pacific: UAV Market Opportunities
12.12.4. Asia and Western Pacific: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds
12.12.5. Asia and Western Pacific: Narcotic Smuggling or Transshipment Nations
12.13. Australia and South Pacific: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.13.1. Australia and South Pacific: Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.13.2. Australia and South Pacific: Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.13.3. Australia and South Pacific: UAV Market Opportunities
12.14. Africa: UAV Procurement Forecast – 2010-2015
12.14.1. Africa: Scenario I – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.14.2. Africa: Scenario II – UAV Procurement Forecast
12.14.3. Africa: UAV Market Opportunities
12.14.4. Africa: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds
12.14.5. Africa: Narcotic Smuggling or Transshipment Nations

13. Global UAV Market Forecast by Type – 2010-2015
13.1. Most Lucrative Markets
13.2. Micro & Low Altitude UAV Market Forecast
13.3. Medium, High Altitude & Jet Stream UAV Market Forecast
13.4. Stratospheric UAV Market Forecast

Appendices

Acronyms
Glossary & Definitions

List of Tables:

Table 1 – All Scenarios – U.S. Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 2 – All Scenarios – European Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 3 – Scenario I – Global UAV Procurement Forecast by Region [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 4 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 5 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 6 – Joint UAV Group Classification (JCOE CONOPS)
Table 7 – NATO UAV Categories
Table 8 – Range of Opinions on Global UAV Procurement [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 9 – U.S. Department of Defense UAV Spending Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 10 – U.S. Military Service UAV Spending Forecast [$Million] – 2010-1025
Table 11 – Scenario I – Global UAV Procurement Forecast by Region [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 12 – Scenario I – Global UAV Procurement Forecast Share by Region [%] – 2010-2015
Table 13 – Scenario II – Global UAV Procurement Forecast by Region [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 14 – Scenario II – Global UAV Procurement Forecast Share by Region [%] – 2010-2015
Table 15 – Scenario III – Global UAV Procurement Forecast by Region [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 16 – Scenario III – Global UAV Procurement Forecast Share by Region [%] – 2010-2015
Table 17 – Scenario I – Approximate Counter Insurgency UAV Procurement by Type [units] – 20010-2015
Table 18 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast by Type [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 19 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast Share by Type [%] – 2010-2015
Table 20 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Operations & Maintenance Forecast by Type [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 21 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Operations & Maintenance Forecast Share by Type [%] – 2010-2015
Table 22 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 23 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type [%] – 2010-2015
Table 24 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 25 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast Share [%] – 2010-2015
Table 26 – Scenario II – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 27 – Scenario III – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 28 – Scenario I – Global & Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 29 – Scenario I – U.S. Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 30 – Scenario II – U.S. Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 31 – Scenario III – U.S. – Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 32 – Scenario I – North American (non-U.S.) UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 33 – Scenario II – North America Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 34 – North America: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds [$Thousand] – 2009
Table 35 – Scenario I – South American UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 36 – Scenario II – South American Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 37 – South America: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds [$Thousand] – 2009
Table 38 – Scenario I – European UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 39 – Scenario II – European Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 40 – Scenario III – European Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 41 – European U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds [$Thousand] – 2009
Table 42 – Scenario I – Middle East UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 43 – Scenario II – Middle East Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 44 – Middle East – U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds [$Thousand] – 2009
Table 45 – Scenario I – Central Asian UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 46 – Scenario II – Central Asia Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 47 – Central Asia – U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds [$Thousand] – 2009
Table 48 – Scenario I – Asian & Western Pacific UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 49 – Scenario II – Asia and Western Pacific Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 50 – Asia and Western Pacific – U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds [$Thousand] – 2009
Table 51 – Scenario I – Australia and South Pacific UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 52 – Scenario II – Australian & South Pacific UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 53 – Scenario I – Africa UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 54 – Scenario II – African UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Table 55 – Africa: U.S. Military-Related Foreign Aid Funds [$Thousand] – 2009

List of Figures:

Figure 1 – All Scenarios – U.S. Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 2 – All Scenarios – European Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 3 – U.S. DoD JIEDDO Budget – 2007-2015
Figure 4 – U.S. DoD Aviation Budgets 2009 – 2015
Figure 5 – Scenario I – Global UAV Procurement Forecast by Region [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 6 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 7 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 8 – UAV Manufacturing Nations – by Capability
Figure 9 – Stratospheric UAV Airship Design
Figure 10 – Global Observer: Stratospheric UAV Design
Figure 11 – Heron TP: Jet Stream UAV
Figure 12 – Bateleur: High Altitude UAV
Figure 13 – Shadow: Medium Altitude UAV
Figure 14 – AirMice DZY Up-20: Low Altitude UAV
Figure 15 – XFC: Micro UAV
Figure 16 – U.S. Soldier Hand Launching a Raven Micro UAV
Figure 17 – Conventional Aerostat Design
Figure 18 – Cutting Edge Aerostat Design.
Figure 19 – Aerostat Designed For Low Wind Drag
Figure 20 – Boeing A-160 Hummingbird Cargo UAV
Figure 21 – Kaman K-Max Cargo UAV
Figure 22 – Baldwin Technology’s Rotary Wing UAV Lifting from a Ship
Figure 23 – Baldwin Technology’s Rotary Wing UAV Airborne
Figure 24 – Carter Aviation’s CarterCopter
Figure 25 – AAI Corporation’s Slowed Rotor Compound Multirole UAS
Figure 26 – Effect of Look Angles
Figure 27 – Typical Sensor Coverage Areas (Radar, Laser & Optical)
Figure 28 – Typical Stratospheric UAV Coverage Area (Radar, Laser & Optical)
Figure 29 – Typical Jet Stream UAV Coverage Area (Radar, Laser & Optical)
Figure 30 – Typical High Altitude UAV Coverage Area (Radar, Laser & Optical)
Figure 31 – Typical Medium Altitude UAV Coverage Area (Radar, Laser & Optical)
Figure 32 – Typical Low Altitude UAV Coverage Area (Laser & Optical)
Figure 33 – Typical Micro UAV Coverage Area (Optical)
Figure 34 – Best-Case Radio Coverage Diameters
Figure 35 – Actual Kabul Radio Coverage Analysis
Figure 36 – Stratospheric UAV Radio Coverage Diameters
Figure 37 – Jet Stream UAV Radio Coverage Diameters
Figure 38 – High Altitude UAV Radio Coverage Diameters
Figure 39 – Medium Altitude UAV Radio Coverage Diameters
Figure 40 – Low Altitude UAV Radio Coverage Diameters
Figure 41 – Micro UAV Radio Coverage Diameters
Figure 42 – Example of a Military High Level Operational Concept
Figure 43 – Today’s Counter-Insurgency C2ISR Plan
Figure 44 – Suggested Small Unit Operating Concept
Figure 45 – U.S. Military Aviation Budgets 2009 – 2015
Figure 46 – Sensor or Payload Operating Concept
Figure 47 – Communication Operating Concept
Figure 48 – Integrated Operating Concept
Figure 49 – Sensor Coverage over Kabul
Figure 50 – Example UAV Coverage Area Over Higher Elevation
Figure 51 – UAV Verses Airliner Near Miss
Figure 52 – North America – Counter-Insurgency – Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
Figure 53 – South America – Counter-Insurgency – Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
Figure 54 – Middle East – Counter-Insurgency – Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
Figure 55 – LA Times Article on India’s Maoist Insurgency
Figure 56 – Central Asia – Counter-Insurgency – Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
Figure 57 – European – Counter-Insurgency – Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
Figure 58 – African – Counter-Insurgency – Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
Figure 59 -South East Asia & Oceania – Counter-Insurgency – Areas of Concern & Types of Threats
Figure 60 – Range of Opinions on Global UAV Procurement [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 61 – U.S. Department of Defense UAV Spending Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 62 – U.S. Military Service UAV Spending Forecast [$Million] – 2010-1025
Figure 63 – Scenario I – Global UAV Procurement Forecast by Region [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 64 – Scenario I – Global UAV Procurement Forecast Share by Region [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 65 – Scenario II – Global UAV Procurement Forecast Share by Region [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 66 – Scenario III – Global UAV Procurement Forecast Share by Region [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 67 – Scenario I – Approximate Counter Insurgency UAV Procurement by Type [units] – 20010-2015
Figure 68 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast by Type [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 69 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast Share by Type [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 70 – 2009 Global Sales Snapshot by UAV Type
Figure 71 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Operations & Maintenance Forecast by Type [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 72 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Operations & Maintenance Forecast Share by Type [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 73 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 74 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Market Forecast by Type [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 75 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 76 – Scenario I – Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast Share [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 77 – Scenario I – Global & Counter-Insurgency UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 78 – Scenario I – U.S. – Total UAV vs. Global Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 79 – Scenario I – U.S. vs. Global Total UAV Procurement Forecast Share [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 80 – Scenario I – U.S. Counter Insurgency vs. Total U.S. UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 81 – Scenario II – U.S. Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 82 – Scenario III – U.S. – Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 83 – Scenario I – North America (non-U.S.) Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 84 – Scenario II – North America Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 85 – Scenario I – South American Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 86 – Scenario II – South American Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 87 – Scenario I – European UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 88 – Scenario I – European vs. Global Total UAV Procurement Forecast Share [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 89 – Scenario I – European Counter-Insurgency vs. Total European UAV Procurement Forecast Share [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 90 – Scenario II – European Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 91 – Scenario III – European Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 92 – Scenario I – Middle East UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 93 – Scenario II – Middle East Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 94 – Scenario I – Central Asian Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 95 – Scenario II – Central Asia Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 96 – Chinese CH-3 Armed UAV
Figure 97 – Chinese Low Altitude UAV
Figure 98 – Scenario I – Asian & Western Pacific UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 99 – Scenario I – Asian & Western Pacific UAV Procurement Forecast Share [%] – 2010-2015
Figure 100 – Scenario I – Asia and Western Pacific Counter-Insurgency & Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 101 – Scenario II – Asian & Western Pacific UAV Counter-Insurgency Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 102 – Scenario I – Australia and South Pacific Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 103 – Scenario I – Australia and South Pacific Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast Share [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 104 – Scenario II – Australian & South Pacific UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 105 – Scenario I – African Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015
Figure 106 – Scenario II – African Counter-Insurgency vs. Total UAV Procurement Forecast [$Million] – 2010-2015

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