[SDI-AsiaPacific] Asian remote sensing market survey (deadline October 15)

[Kate Lance]

fyi... your input to the NOAA Asian Remote Sensing Market Survey is requested/invited (see below).  The survey cut-off date is October 15, 2006.
   
  The survey report will be publicly available, just as the global report from 2005 was. 
  http://www.globalinsights.com/NOAA%20Remote%20Sensing%20Survey%20Analysis%20Locked%20PDF.pdf
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  Sherry Loy <SherryLoy at praeis.com> wrote:
  Subject: ASIAN REMOTE SENSING MARKET
Date: Mon, 2 Oct 2006 11:56:15 -0400
From: "Sherry Loy" <SherryLoy at praeis.com>
   
  Please join Global Marketing Insights, Inc. and NOAA Satellite and Information Service by completing an Asian Remote Sensing Research Survey. Your industry knowledge and insight is needed to complete this valuable industry research.
   
  Similar to the first survey, the new project will study aerial and space-borne remote sensing trends and activities in more than 20 Asian countries, including Australia. Global Marketing Insights has tailored a series of online surveys covering issues relating to eight sectors of the remote sensing market: aerial film, aerial digital, aerial sensors, satellites, commercial end users, value added hardware and software, academic and government.
   
  It will take five-minutes to complete this survey by clicking on the URL link below and selecting the appropriate survey that best represents the area that you are employed in or affiliated with.  You may complete more than one survey as you see fit.  
   
  URL LINK:    www.empliant.com/NOAA-remote-sensing-research
   
  The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), is dedicated to its mission to understand and predict changes in the Earth’s environment and conserve and manage coastal and marine resources.  The project includes both a five-and ten-year analysis of the political, economic and technical trends impacting the remote sensing marketing globally and will be completed by year-end 2006.
   
  Thank you for assisting in the collection of this industry research!

 		
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