Global Bio-Detection HLS-HLD Technologies and Markets – 2010-2014

November 2009

Publication: Q4 2009, Pages: 325, Figures: 134, Tables: 93

General Info

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Despite eight years of research and development, and program implementation, at a cost of more than $49.7 billion (in the U.S. alone), virtually all significant targets are as vulnerable to biological warfare today as they were in September 2001.

In the words of President Obama: “Just as we must guard against the spread of nuclear terrorism, it’s time for a comprehensive effort to tackle bio-terror. ..we know that the successful deployment of a biological weapon – whether it is sprayed into our cities or spread through our food supply – could kill tens of thousands of Americans and deal a crushing blow to our economy.”

Homeland Security Research Corporation (HSRC) forecasts that, led by the US, Germany, France, China, Japan and India, the cumulative global bio-detection market (systems, service and upgrades and R&D) will grow from $2.3 billion in 2009 to $4.9 billion in 2014 at a CAGR of 16%.

Developed using HSRC’s tested methodology, the report delves into:

  • Global market by expenditure segments: systems, upgrade and service segments
  • Global market by technology generation: first, second and third
  • Global market by installation segments: indoor, outdoor, hand-held and mobile labs
  • Leading global bio-security projects
  • Current and pipeline technologies: e.g..advanced collectors-concentrators, reagent-less triggers, DNA-based diagnostics, antigen/anti-body methods, signal analysis algorithms
  • Competitive analysis: e.g. barriers to entry, barriers to substitution, competitive rivalry
  • Regional market analysis: e.g. USA, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Singapore, Spain China, Taiwan, Japan, India, Middle East
  • Business opportunities: e.g. emerging threats, human and animal sentinel surveillance, reagent-less detection assays, IC3
  • Market drivers and inhibitors: i.e. government fears and government funds, inadequate detection technologies, strong public and media support for bio-defense
Table of Content

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1. Introduction 27
1.1. Scope 27
1.2. Terms of Reference 27
1.3. Methodology 28
1.4. Who is This Report For? 31
2. Executive Summary 33
2.1. Main Findings 33
2.2. Main Conclusions 38
2.3. Global Bio-Detection Market Forecast – 2010-2014 42
2.3.1. Global Systems, Service & Upgrade Markets – 2010-2014 42
2.3.2. Markets by Countries & Regions – 2010-2014 44
2.3.3. Markets by Outdoor, Indoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Lab – 2010-2014 46
2.3.4. Systems Market by Technology Generation – 2010-2014 47
2.3.5. Service & Upgrade Market by Generation – 2010-2014 49
2.4. Business Opportunities 51
2.4.1. Bio-Surveillance, Detection & Bio-forensics Business Challenges – 2010-2014 52
2.5. Technology Outlook 56
3. Bio-Terror 57
4. Forty Countries: Bio-Security Status Review 58
4.1. Background 58
4.1.1. Forty Countries Bio-Technology & Bio-Defense Performance Score 58
5. Market Drivers 60
6. Market Inhibitors 62
7. Bio-Detection Industry Competitive Analysis 63
8. Industry SWOT Analysis 64
8.1. Scope 64
8.2. SWOT Analysis 65
9. The Bio-Detection Process 66
9.1. Sampling the Environment 66
9.2. Bio-Detectors in a Multitude of Ambient Settings 67
9.3. Bio-Detection Triggering 67
9.4. Sample Collection 67
9.5. Bio-Particle Detectors 68
9.6. Bio-Agent Identification 69
10. Bio-Detection Technological Challenges 70
10.1. Challenge 1 – Detection of Small Particle Concentration 71
10.2. Challenge 2 – Bio-Background Suppression 72
10.3. Challenge 3 – Expensive Reagents 72
10.4. Challenge 4 – Expensive Equipment Maintenance 72
10.5. Challenge 5 – Adapting Equipment to Changing Environments 73
10.6. Challenge 6 – Dealing With Emerging Threats 73
11. Present and Pipeline Bio-Detection Technologies 74
11.1. Bio-Detection – Core Technologies Comparison 74
11.2. Collector/Concentrator Core Technologies 77
11.3. Cyclone Collectors 77
11.4. Variable Particle-Size Impactor 78
11.5. Virtual Impactors 78
11.6. Impingers 79
11.7. Reagent-less Trigger Core Technologies 79
11.7.1. Flow Cytometry 80
11.7.2. Particle Sizing 81
11.7.3. Gas Chromatography 81
11.7.4. Trigger Technologies – Drivers 82
11.7.5. Trigger Technologies – Inhibitors 82
11.8. DNA Based Diagnostic Core Technologies 83
11.8.1. Overview of DNA-Based Detection 83
11.8.2. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) 83
11.8.3. DNA / RNA Microarrays 88
11.8.4. DNA Technology Drivers 90
11.8.5. DNA Technology Inhibitors 90
11.9. Antibody-Antigen Diagnostic Core Technologies 90
11.9.1. Overview of Antibody-Antigen Reaction 90
11.9.2. Hand-Held Immuno-Chromatographic Assays (HHA) 91
11.9.3. Magnetic Microbead-Base Assays 92
11.9.4. Microfluidic Devices – “Lab on a Chip” 92
11.9.5. Fluorescence Imaging 93
11.9.6. Electrochemical-Luminescence (ECL) 93
11.9.7. Antibody/Antigen Technology – Drivers 93
11.9.8. Antibody/Antigen Technology – Inhibitors 93
11.1. Signal Analysis Algorithms 94
11.10.1. Clustering / Classifier Algorithms 94
11.10.2. Image Analysis Algorithms 94
11.10.3. Decision Algorithms 94
11.10.4. Drivers 94
11.10.5. Inhibitors 95
11.11. Rapid Microbiological Technologies 95
12. Bio- Detection – Analysis by Application 97
12.1.1. Application 1 – Emergency Responder Hand-Held Detectors 97
12.1.2. Application 2 – Emergency Responder Mobile Labs 98
12.1.3. Application 3 – Indoor Standoff Detectors 99
12.1.4. Application 4 – Outdoor Standoff Detectors 100
13. Global Bio- Detection Market – 2010-2014 101
13.1. The Global Market Overview 101
13.2. Markets by Systems, Upgrade and Service Segments – 2010-2014 102
13.3. Global Market by Countries & Regions – 2010-2014 104
13.4. Global Systems Market by Technological Generation – 2010-2014 106
13.5. Global Systems Market by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2010-2014 109
13.6. Global Service & Upgrade Market by Technological Generation – 2010-2014 111
13.6.1. Global Service and Upgrade Business by Technological Generation – 2010-2014 111
13.6.2. Global Service & Upgrade Market by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2010-2014 113
14. US Bio-Detection Market – 2010-2014 116
14.1. Leading Bio-Security Projects 116
14.1.1. Project BioWatch 116
14.1.2. Project BioSense 117
14.1.3. Project BioShield 118
14.2. US Bio-Defense Background & Analysis 118
14.3. US Bio-Defense Funding 121
14.3.1. DHHS Bio-Defense Missions and Funding 123
14.3.2. DHS Bio-Defense Missions and Funding 124
14.3.3. DOD Bio-Defense Missions and Funding 124
14.3.4. DOA Bio-Defense Missions and Funding 125
14.3.5. EPA Bio-Defense Missions and Funding 125
14.3.6. Other Bio-Defense Missions and Funding 125
14.4. The Obama Administration Bio-Defense Strategy 126
14.5. Market Drivers 128
14.6. Market Inhibitors 128
14.7. US Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 129
14.7.1. Sales by Generation Forecast 129
14.7.2. US Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Forecast 131
14.8. US Outdoor Standoff Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 133
14.8.1. Sales Outlook 133
14.9. US Indoor Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 135
14.9.1. Indoor Market Outlook 136
14.1. US Hand-Held Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 137
14.10.1. Hand-Held Detection Systems Market Outlook 137
14.11. US Mobile Bio-Detection Labs Market – 2010-2014 139
14.11.1. Market Outlook 139
14.12. US Service Business – 2010-2014 141
14.12.1. Service & Upgrade Business by Modality – 2010-2014 141
14.12.2. Service Business by Generation – 2010-2014 143
15. The UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain HLS-HLD Bio-Detection Market 145
15.1. The European Union 145
15.1.1. The European Union Bio-Defense Background 145
15.1.2. EU Program of Cooperation on Preparedness and Response to Biological and Chemical Agent Attacks (BICHAT) 147
15.1.3. EU Bio-Defense Research Programs 148
15.2. The UK 150
15.2.1. Bio-Defense Strategy 150
15.2.2. Main Bio-Defense Initiatives 151
15.3. Germany 153
15.3.1. Bio-Defense Strategy 153
15.3.2. Main Bio-Defense Initiatives 154
15.3.3. Bio- Detection R&D Projects 155
15.4. France 158
15.5. Italy 159
15.6. Spain 160
15.7. Market Drivers 160
15.8. Market Inhibitors 161
15.9. UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 161
15.9.1. Sales by Technology Generations Forecast 161
15.9.2. Sales by Modality Forecast 163
15.1. UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Outdoor Standoff Bio-Detection Systems Market Forecast – 2010-2014 165
15.10.1. Systems Market Outlook 166
15.11. UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Indoor Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 167
15.11.1. Systems Market Outlook 168
15.12. UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Hand-Held Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 169
15.12.1. Systems Market Outlook 170
15.13. UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Mobile Bio-Detection Labs Market – 2010-2014 172
15.13.1. Market Outlook 172
15.14. UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Service Business – 2010-2014 174
15.14.1. Service & Upgrade Business by Modality – 2010-2014 174
15.14.2. Service Business by Generation – 2010-2014 176
16. China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East HLS-HLD Bio-Detection Market 179
16.1. Asian Countries Bio- Defense Background 179
16.2. Japan 179
16.3. China 181
16.4. Taiwan 182
16.5. India 183
16.6. Singapore 184
16.7. Middle East 185
16.8. Market Drivers 185
16.9. Market Inhibitors 186
16.1. China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 186
16.10.1. Sales by Technology Generation – 2010-2014 186
16.10.2. Market by Modality – 2010-2014 188
16.11. China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Outdoor Systems Market – 2010-2014 190
16.11.1. Sales Outlook 190
16.12. China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Indoor Systems Market – 2010-2014 192
16.12.1. Market Outlook 192
16.13. China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Hand-Held Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 194
16.13.1. Market Outlook 195
16.14. China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Mobile Labs Market – 2010-2014 196
16.14.1. Market Outlook 196
16.15. China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Service Business – 2010-2014 198
16.15.1. Service & Upgrade Business by Modality – 2010-2014 198
16.15.2. Service Business by Generation – 2008-2014 200
17. The Rest of the World HLS-HLD Bio-Detection Market 203
17.1. ROW: Bio-Defense Background 203
17.1.1. Russia and CIS 203
17.1.2. Russian Government Bio-Security Initiatives 204
17.1.3. International Science and Technology Center (ISTC) 205
17.1.4. Canada 206
17.1.5. Australia 207
17.2. Market Drivers 207
17.3. Market Inhibitors 208
17.4. ROW Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 208
17.4.1. Sales Forecast by Generation 208
17.4.2. Market by Modality Forecast 210
17.5. ROW Outdoor Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 212
17.5.1. Sales Outlook 212
17.6. ROW Indoor Bio-Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 214
17.6.1. Market Outlook 214
17.7. ROW Hand-Held Detection Systems Market – 2010-2014 216
17.7.1. ROW Market Outlook 216
17.8. ROW Mobile Bio-Detection Labs Market – 2010-2014 218
17.8.1. Market Outlook 218
17.9. ROW Service Business – 2010-2014 219
17.9.1. ROW Service & Upgrade Business by Modality 219
17.9.2. Service Business by Generation – 2010-2014 221
18. Bio-Detection Business Opportunities – 2010-2014 224
18.1. Historical Perspective: A Market Waiting for Transition 224
18.1.1. The Current and Future HLS Bio-Defense Strategy for Detection 224
18.1.2. Factors Affecting Biological Detectors Deployment and Technologies – 2010-2014 225
18.1.3. Biological Detection Technology Timeline – 1992-2014 226
18.2. Business Opportunities for Next Generation HLS Bio-Detection Systems 228
18.2.1. Business Opportunity 1 – Emerging Threats 228
18.2.2. Business Opportunity 2 – Human Sentinel Surveillance System 229
18.2.3. Business Opportunity 3 – Animal Sentinel Surveillance System 229
18.2.4. Business Opportunity 4 – Biological IC3 – Biological Threat Assessment Intelligence Command, Control, and Communication Infrastructure 230
18.2.5. Business Opportunity 5 – Reducing False Alarms – Less False Positives and False Negatives 230
18.2.6. Business Opportunity 6 – Reducing Cost – Minimizing Use of Non-Reusable Reagents 230
18.3. Outdoor Standoff Biological Detectors 231
18.3.1. Business Opportunity 7 – Bio-agent Autonomous Networked Detectors (BAND) 231
18.3.2. Business Opportunity 8 – Rapid Automated Biological Identification System (RABIS) 232
18.3.3. Business Opportunity 9 – First Responder Portable Hand-Held Detector 232
18.3.4. Business Opportunity 10 – First-Responder Mobile Biological Detection Station 233
18.3.5. Business Opportunity 11 – Regional Automatic Detector – Outdoor Standoff Detectors 233
18.3.6. Business Opportunity 12 – Networked Automatic Detector – Indoor Standoff Detectors 234
18.3.7. Business Opportunity 13 – External Dissemination of Bio-Agent Detection 235
18.3.8. Business Opportunity 14 – Internal Dissemination of Bio-Agent 235
18.4. Other Bio-Detection Technologies – Business Opportunities 236
18.4.1. Business Opportunity 15 – “Lab on a Chip” – Miniature Detection Devices 236
18.4.2. Business Opportunity 16 – Reagent-less Specific Detection Assays 237
18.4.3. Business Opportunity 17 – Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) 237
18.4.4. Business Opportunity 18 – Raman Spectroscopy-based Reagent-less Detection 237
18.5. Future Technologies and Systems 238
19. Bio-Defense U.S. Federal R&D Funding – 2010-2014 239
19.1. Summary & Outlook 239
19.2. Bio-Defense Federal R&D Funding Forecast – 2010-2014 240
19.2.1. Department of Homeland Security Bio-Security R&D 241
19.2.2. Department of Defense Bio-Security R&D 242
19.2.3. Department of Health and Human Services Bio-Security R&D 243
19.2.4. Other Agencies Bio-Security R&D 244
19.3. HLS-HLD Bio-Detection R&D Funding – Drivers 245
19.4. HLS-HLD Bio-Detection R&D Funding – Inhibitors 246
19.5. Department of Homeland Security – Biological Detection HLS Technologies R&D Programs 246
19.5.1. Surveillance and Detection R&D 246
19.5.2. Rapid Development for Sensors for Novel Threat Agents 247
19.5.3. Cross Correlation of Environmental Biological Sensors and Human Illness 247
19.5.4. Facility Airborne Biological Toxin Alarm System (FABTAS) 247
19.5.5. Field-Deployable Detection Technology for the Identification of Biological Toxins 247
19.5.6. Forensics 247
19.6. Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) – Biological Detection HLS Technologies R&D Programs 248
19.6.1. Hand-held Isothermal Silver Standard Sensor (HISSS) 248
19.6.2. Triangulation Identification for Genetic Evaluation of Biological Risk (TIGER) 248
19.6.3. Spectral Sensing of Bio-Aerosols (SSBA) 249
19.6.4. Threat Agent Cloud Tactical Intercept Countermeasure (TACTIC) 249
19.6.5. Immune Buildings 249
19.7. Chemical Biological Defense Program (CBDP) – Biological Detection HLS Technologies R&D Programs 250
19.7.1. Project CB1 – Biological Defense (Basic Research) – Detection 250
19.7.2. Project CB2 – Biological Defense (Applied Research) – Detection 251
19.7.3. Project CB3 – Biological Defense (ATD) – Detection 251
19.7.4. Project CA5 Contamination Avoidance (SDD) 251
19.8. Technical Support Working Group (TSWG) – Biological Detection HLS Technologies R&D Programs 253
19.8.1. Real-Time Biological Aerosol Detection 253
20. Vendors 254
20.1. 20/20 GeneSystems Inc. 254
20.2. Advnt Biotechnologies 254
20.3. Agilent Technologies 255
20.4. Alexeter Technologies 256
20.5. ANP Technologies, Inc. 257
20.6. BAS – Biological Alarm Systems Ltd. (Israel) 257
20.7. BD Biosciences Immunocytometry Systems 259
20.8. Bertin Technologies 259
20.9. BioDefense Corporation 260
20.1. BioDETECT AS 261
20.11. BioSentinel Pharmaceuticals LLC 262
20.12. 3M Microbiology (Biotrace International, Ltd.) 263
20.13. BioTraces, Inc. 263
20.14. BioVeris Corporation 264
20.15. Biral 265
20.16. Cepheid 265
20.17. Commonwealth Biotechnologies, Inc. 266
20.18. Dycor Technologies Ltd. 266
20.19. Environics Oy 267
20.2. Evogen, Inc. 269
20.21. General Dynamics Canada 270
20.22. GenPrime, Inc. 271
20.23. Groton Biosystems 272
20.24. Haztech Systems, Inc. 272
20.25. Idaho Technology, Inc. 273
20.26. JMAR Technologies, Inc. 274
20.27. New Horizons Diagnostics 275
20.28. Proengin 276
20.29. QTL Biodetection 276
20.3. Research International 277
20.31. Response Biomedical 278
20.32. Roche Applied Science 278
20.33. Smiths Detection 279
20.34. Tetracore, Inc. 281
21. Prices of Bio-Detection Equipment 283
22. Pricing Outlook – 2010-2014 286
23. Bio-Detection – Economic Considerations 287
24. Bio-Detection – Personnel Considerations 288
25. Appendix A: The Threat of Bio-Terror 289
25.1. Biological Terror 289
25.2. Bio-Weapons – Historical Perspective 290
25.3. Biological Terror – Bacterial Agents 292
25.3.1. Anthrax 292
25.3.2. Cholera 293
25.3.3. Plague 294
25.3.4. Tularemia 295
25.4. Biological Terror – Viral Agents 296
25.4.1. Smallpox 296
25.4.2. Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses 297
25.4.3. Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis 299
25.5. Biological Terror – Rickettsiae Agents 300
25.5.1. Q Fever 301
25.5.2. Typhus 301
25.6. Biological Terror – Toxins 302
25.6.1. Botulinum Toxin 302
25.6.2. Ricin 303
25.6.3. Saxitoxin 303
25.6.4. Staphylococcal Enterotoxin B (SEB) 304
26. Appendix B: Bio-Detection – Patent Review 305
26.1. Scope 305
26.2. Bio-Detection Patents 305
27. Appendix C: Legal Issues 317
27.1. International / European Legislation / Agreements 317
27.1.1. The Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention (BTWC) 1972 317
27.2. U.S. Bioterrorism Legislation 322
27.3. The European Treaties & Legislation 325
27.3.1. EU Program of Cooperation on Preparedness and Response to Biological and Chemical Agent Attacks (BICHAT) 325
List of Figures
Figure 1 – US Federal Cumulative HLS-HLD Bio-Defense Funding – 2001-2009 [$Million], by Agency
Figure 2 – Bio-Detection Strategy – Three Pillars
Figure 3 – Bio-Detection Modalities
Figure 4 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems, Service & Upgrade Market Forecast [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Figure 5 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems & Service Market Share [%] – 2008, 2011 & 2014
Figure 6 – Global Bio-Detection (Systems, Service & Upgrade) Market Forecast [$ Million] by Countries & Regions – 2008-2014
Figure 7 – Global HLS Bio-Detection (Systems, Service & Upgrade) Markets Forecast by Modality [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Figure 8 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems , Service & Upgrade Market Forecast by Modality Share [%] – 2008, 2011 & 2014
Figure 9 – Global Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 10 – Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [%] – 2008, 2011 & 2014
Figure 11 – Bio-Detection Service Business Forecast by Technology Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 12 – Bio-Detection Service and Upgrade Business Forecast by Technology Generation Share [%] – 2008, 2011 & 2014
Figure 13 – Bio-Detection Industry Competitive Analysis
Figure 14 – Bio-Detection Industry SWOT Analysis
Figure 15 – Airborne Bacterial Concentration Fluctuation in a Single Day
Figure 16 – Cross-Section of Cascade Impactor: PIXE International Corporation
Figure 17 – TSI’s Model 3317 System with Concentrator, GPS Receiver & Wireless Data Radio
Figure 18 – Comparison in Weight of Pathogens Between BW Agents and CW Agents [mg]
Figure 19 – Typical Point Detection Automated Architecture (With a Combined Trigger/Cue)
Figure 20 – Biological Detection Technologies – 2010-2014
Figure 21 – Flow Cytometry
Figure 22 – Gas Chromatography
Figure 23 – Polymerase Chain Reaction
Figure 24 – RT–PCR
Figure 25 – Principles of Real-Time PCR
Figure 26 – DNA Micro-arrays – Principles of Operation
Figure 27 – Schematic for Antibody Protein
Figure 28 – Hand Held Detectors: Alexeter Guardian Reader System and Tetracore Test Strips
Figure 29 – Roche Applied Science – Light CyclerTM Model 1.2
Figure 30 – Global Market by Systems, Upgrade & Service Segments – 2008-2014
Figure 31 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems & Service Market Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 32 – Global Bio-Detection (Systems, Service & Upgrade) Market Forecast [$ Million] by Countries & Regions – 2008-2014
Figure 33 – Global Bio-Detection (Systems, Service & Upgrade) Market Share [%] by Countries & Regions – 2009 & 2014
Figure 34 – Global Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Figure 35 – Global Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 36 – Global Systems Market [$ Million] by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2008-2014
Figure 37 – Global Systems Market Share [%] by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2009 & 2014
Figure 38 – Global Service & Upgrade Business by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 39 – Global Bio-Detection Service and Upgrade Business by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 40 – Global Service & Upgrade Market by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2008-2014
Figure 41 – Global Service & Upgrade Market Share [%] by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2009 & 2014
Figure 42 – US Cumulative 2001-2009 HLS-HLD Bio-Defense Funding [$Million], by Agency
Figure 43 – Bio-Defense Funding Share [%], by Agency – 2001 & 2009
Figure 44 – US Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 45 – US Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 46 – US Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 47 – US Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 48 – US Outdoor Systems Standoff Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 49 – US Outdoor Standoff Detectors Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 50 – US Indoor Standoff Detectors Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 51 – US Indoor Standoff Detectors Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 52 – US Hand-Held Systems Market [$ Million] by Generation – 2008-2014
Figure 53 – US Hand-Held Systems Market Share [%] by Generation – 2009 & 2014
Figure 54 – US Mobile Labs Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 55 – US Mobile Labs Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 56 – US Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 57 – US Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Modality Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 58 – US Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 59 – US Service & Upgrade Business by Generation [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 60 – The EU Counter-Terrorism Strategy
Figure 61 – Member States Primary Responsibility
Figure 62 – Credit Card-sized Portable Lab (lab-on-a-chip) For Ultra High Speed PCR
Figure 63 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 64 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 65 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 66 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 67 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Outdoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 68 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Outdoor Detectors Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 69 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Indoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 70 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Indoor Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 71 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Hand-Held Detection Systems Market [$ Million] by Generation – 2008-2014
Figure 72 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Hand-Held Systems Market Share [%] by Generation – 2009 & 2014
Figure 73 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Mobile Labs Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 74 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Mobile Labs Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 75 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 76 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Modality Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 77 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 78 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Service & Upgrade Business by Generation [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 79 – A Bio-attack Decontamination Drill In Japan
Figure 80 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 81 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 82 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 83 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 84 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Outdoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 85 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Outdoor Detectors Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 86 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Indoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 87 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Indoor Standoff Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 88 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East 1st Responder Hand-Held Detection Systems Market [$ Million] by Generation – 2008-2014
Figure 89 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Hand-Held Systems Market Share [%] by Generation – 2009 & 2014
Figure 90 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Mobile Labs Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 91 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Mobile Labs Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 92 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 93 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business by Modality Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 94 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Service & Upgrade Business by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 95 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Service & Upgrade Business by Generation [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 96 – ROW Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 97 – ROW Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 98 – ROW Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 99 – ROW Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 100 – ROW Outdoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 101 – ROW Outdoor Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 102 – Indoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 103 – ROW Indoor Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 104 – ROW Hand-Held Systems Market [$ Million] by Generation – 2008-2014
Figure 105 – ROW Hand-Held Systems Market Share [%] by Generation – 2009 & 2014
Figure 106 – ROW Mobile Labs Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 107 – ROW First Responder Mobile Labs Market by Generation Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 108 – ROW Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 109 – ROW Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Modality Share [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 110 – ROW Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Figure 111 – ROW Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Generation [%] – 2009 & 2014
Figure 112 – Factors Affecting Biological Detection Deployment and Technologies – 2010-2014
Figure 113 – Past Bio-Detection Timeline
Figure 114 – Civilians in China During the SARS Epidemic
Figure 115 – A Typical Microfluidic Device
Figure 116 – Bio-Defense R&D Federal Funding by Agency [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Figure 117 – DHS Bio-Security R&D Budget Forecast [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Figure 118 – DOD Bio-security R&D Budget Forecast [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Figure 119 – DHHS Bio-security R&D Budget Forecast [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Figure 120 – Other Agencies Bio-Security R&D Budget Forecast [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Figure 121 – BAS101 Scheme.
Figure 122 – Categories of the Bio-threat Divides
Figure 123 – The Spraying of Anthrax from Aum Shinrikyo’s Headquarters June 1993
Figure 124 – Anthrax Spores and Disease
Figure 125 – Cholera Bacteria
Figure 126 – Pneumonic Plague – The Disease
Figure 127 – Tularemia – The Disease
Figure 128 – Smallpox Virus And Disease
Figure 129 – Ebola Virus – Electron Microscopy Image
Figure 130 – VEE – Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus in the Olfactory Mucosa of a Mouse
Figure 131 – Q Fever
Figure 132 – Typhus Microbe – Electron Microscopy Image
Figure 133 – Castor Plant And Structure For The Ricin Toxin
Figure 134 – The Dinoflagellate Alexandrium Tamarense And Structure of Saxitoxin

 

List of Tables
Table 1 – US Federal HLS-HLD Bio-Defense Funding [$Million] – 2001-2009
Table 2 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems, Service & Upgrade Market Forecast [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 3 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems, Service & Upgrade Market Forecast by Expenditure Share [%] – 2010-2014
Table 4 – Global HLS Bio-Detection (Systems, Service & Upgrade) Market Forecast [$ Million] by Countries & Regions – 2008-2014
Table 5 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems, Service & Upgrade Market Forecast by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 6 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems , Service & Upgrade Market Forecast by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 7 – Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 8 – Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [%] – 2008-2014
Table 9 – Bio-Detection Service and Upgrade Business Forecast by Technology Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 10 – Bio-Detection Service and Upgrade Business Forecast by Technology Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 11 – Bio Surveillance, Detection & Bio-forensics Challenges – 2010-2014
Table 12 – 40 Countries’ Bio-Defense & Bio-Detection Technologies Performance Rating
Table 13 – Cost, Speed & Accuracy Comparison of Bio-Detection Technologies
Table 14 – Global Market by Systems, Upgrade and Service Segments [$Million] – 2008-2014
Table 15 – Global HLS Bio-Detection Systems , Service & Upgrade Market Forecast by Expenditure Share [%] – 2010-2014
Table 16 – Global HLS Bio-Detection (Systems, Service & Upgrade) Market Forecast [$ Million] by Countries & Regions – 2008-2014
Table 17 – Global HLS Bio-Detection (Systems, Service & Upgrade) Market Share [%] by Countries & Regions – 2009-2014
Table 18 – Global Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Table 19 – Global Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [%] – 2010-2014
Table 20 – Global Systems Market by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2008-2014
Table 21 – Global Systems Market Share [%] by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2008-2014
Table 22 – Global Bio-Detection Service and Upgrade Business by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 23 – Global Bio-Detection Service and Upgrade Business Forecast by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 24 – Global Service & Upgrade Market by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2008-2014
Table 25 – Global Service & Upgrade Market Share [%] by Indoor, Outdoor, Hand-Held and Mobile Labs Segments – 2009 & 2014
Table 26 – The CDC Biological Threat Agents Categorization
Table 27 – US Federal HLS-HLD Bio-Defense Funding [$ Millions], by Agency – FY2001-FY2009
Table 28 – US Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 29 – US Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 30 – US Bio-Detection Market by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 31 – US Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 32 – US Outdoor Standoff Detectors Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 33 – US Outdoor Standoff Detectors Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 34 – US Indoor Detectors Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 35 – US Indoor Standoff Detectors Systems Market by Technological Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 36 – US Hand-Held Systems Market [$ Million] by Generation – 2008-2014
Table 37 – US Hand-Held Systems Market Share [%]by Generation – 2008-2014
Table 38 – US Mobile Labs Market by Technology Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 39 – US Mobile Labs Market Share [%] by Generation – 2008-2014
Table 40 – US Service & Upgrade Business by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 41 – US Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 42 – US Service Business Forecast by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 43 – US Service Business by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 44 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 45 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Systems Market Share by Generation [%] – 2008-2014
Table 46 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Market by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 47 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 48 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Outdoor Detectors Market by Technology Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 49 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Outdoor Detectors Market by Technology Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 50 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Indoor Standoff Detectors Market by Technology Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 51 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Indoor Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 52 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Hand-Held Systems Market [$ Million] by Generation – 2008-2014
Table 53 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Hand-Held Detection Systems Market Share by Generation [%] – 2008-2014
Table 54 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Mobile Labs Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 55 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Mobile Labs Market Share [%] by Generation – 2008-2014
Table 56 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Service & Upgrade Business by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 57 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 58 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Service Business by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 59 – UK, Germany, France, Italy and Spain Service Business Forecast by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 60 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 61 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 62 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Market by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 63 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 64 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Outdoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 65 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Outdoor Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 66 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Indoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 67 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Indoor Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 68 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Hand-Held Detection Systems Market [$ Million] by Generation – 2008-2014
Table 69 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East 1st Responder Hand-Held Detection Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 70 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Mobile Labs Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 71 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Mobile Labs Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 72 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 73 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 74 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Service Business by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 75 – China, Taiwan, Japan, India and Middle East Bio-Detection Service Business by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 76 – ROW Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 77 – ROW Bio-Detection Systems Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 78 – ROW Bio-Detection Market by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 79 – ROW Bio-Detection Systems Market by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 80 – ROW Outdoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 81 – ROW Outdoor Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 82 – ROW Indoor Detectors Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 83 – ROW Indoor Detectors Market by Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 84 – ROW Hand-Held Systems Market [$ Million] by Generation – 2008-2014
Table 85 – ROW Hand-Held Systems Market Share [%] by Generation – 2008-2014
Table 86 – ROW Mobile Labs Market by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 87 – ROW First Responders Market Share [%] by Generation –2008-2014
Table 88 – ROW Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business Forecast by Modality [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 89 – ROW Bio-Detection Service & Upgrade Business by Modality Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 90 – ROW Service Business by Generation [$ Million] – 2008-2014
Table 91 – ROW Bio-Detection Service Business Forecast by Technology Generation Share [%] – 2008-2014
Table 92 – US Bio-Defense R&D Federal Funding by Agency [$ Million] – 2010-2014
Table 93 – Prices of Bio-Detection Equipment
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