According to a report by Fact.MR, the North America automated weather observing system market is expected to grow at a steady rate over the forecast period of 2021-2031, with a projected CAGR of 4.5%. The report indicates that the growth of the North America automated weather observing system market is driven by several factors, including the increasing demand for accurate and reliable weather forecasting, as well as the growing need for weather data in various industries, such as aviation, agriculture, and transportation. Automated weather observing systems are used to collect real-time weather data, such as temperature, wind speed, and precipitation, which is used to generate weather forecasts and support decision-making in various industries.
The report also notes that the increasing adoption of advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, in weather forecasting is expected to drive the growth of the North America automated weather observing system market. These technologies are used to analyze large volumes of weather data and improve the accuracy of weather forecasts.
In addition, the report highlights the increasing investments in infrastructure development by governments and private organizations as another key factor driving the growth of the market. The development of advanced weather observing systems, such as Doppler weather radars and lidar systems, is expected to lead to the development of more efficient and reliable automated weather observing systems.
However, the report notes that the high cost of automated weather observing systems and the lack of skilled professionals to operate them may hinder the growth of the market.
Overall, the report suggests that the North America automated weather observing system market is expected to experience steady growth in the coming years, driven by the increasing demand for accurate and reliable weather forecasting in various industries
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Key Segments Covered in the North America Automated Weather Observing System Market Report
- North America Automated Weather Observing System Market by Configuration :
- AWOS-A
- AWOS-AV
- AWOS-1
- AWOS-2
- AWOS-3
- AWOS-3P
- AWOS-3P/T
- AWOS-4
- North America Automated Weather Observing System Market by System Type :
- Standalone AWOS Systems
- Portable AWOS System
- North America Automated Weather Observing System Market by Procurement Model :
- AWOS Procurement via Tender/Bidding Process
- North America Automated Weather Observing System Market by Deployment Location :
- Automated Weather Observing Systems for Military & Defense Airports
- Automated Weather Observing Systems for Commercial Service Airports
- Non-Primary
- Primary
- Automated Weather Observing Systems for Cargo Service Airports
- Automated Weather Observing Systems for Heliports
- North America Automated Weather Observing System Market by Country :
- U.S
- Canada
- Mexico
Essential Takeaways from the North America Automated Weather Observing System Market Insights Report
- Comparison of prominent players operating in the North America Automated Weather Observing System Market Insights.
- Recent developments and key strategies adopted by North America Automated Weather Observing System Market players.
- Study of the micro and macro-economic growth indicators.
- Impact of the various factors on the value chain of the North America Automated Weather Observing System Market Insights.
- Growth opportunities for emerging market players in various regional markets.
- Current trends influencing the scenario of the North America Automated Weather Observing System Market Insights.
Competitive Landscape: Top Companies in Automated Weather Observing System Market
- Vaisala Inc.
- Optical Scientific, Inc.
- All Weather, Inc.
- Mesotech International
- Coastal Environmental Systems
For instance :
- In order to provide continuous, real-time, and accurate meteorological data on remote Alaskan locations, the FAA said in 2022 that it has started constructing new automated weather observation systems (AWOS) across Alaska.