法醫技術：新興成長市場 是由出版商BCC Research在2011年05月所出版的。
這份英文市場調查報告書包含332 Pages 價格從美金4850起跳。
全球法醫相關產品、服務市場預計於2007年之95億美金成長至2012年之175億美金規模。
本報告為，分析2010年至2016年止美國法醫技術市場趨勢，並匯整透過最新技術趨勢、專利分析之技術挑戰、美國犯罪實驗室概要、整合性企業簡介等，以下列摘要形式闡述。
第1章 簡介
第2章 摘要
第3章 概要
- 法醫學定義
- 經濟部門之法醫學
- 法醫學歷使
- 美國法醫研究所
- 驗屍官和法醫
- 犯罪率及法醫學未處理數
- 政府對法醫之監督
- 法醫學數據庫拓廣之作用
- 司法之作用
- 新技術對減少未處理數之作用
- 法醫設備
- DNA解析
- 指紋、生物識別技術
- 含有手持儀器之法醫學影像市場
- 市場結構
- 政府法規
- 國際市場
- 市場需求
- 分析技術、設備、零件市場
- 法醫鑑定市場規模
- 藥物鑑定試劑盒
- 毒性、免疫檢測市場
- 法醫生物學和血清學
- DNA檢測
第4章 技術
- 用於法庭時分析有機科學證據之技術
- 用於法庭時分析無機科學證據之技術
- 判斷法庭證據ID之技術
第5章 其他法醫學市場區隔
- 概要
- 眾多市場參與者
- 數位照片市場
- 網路犯罪、電腦上發現證據
- 法醫影像處理
- 政府對法醫實驗室之應對
- 新的法醫工具
- 法醫學統計
- 實驗室資訊管理系統
- 法醫學軟體工具
- 孢粉學
- 相關產品收益預測
第6章 專利
第7章 企業聯絡資方式及產品績效
第8章 附錄1
第9章 附錄2
第10章 附錄3
第11章 附錄4
Abstract
REPORT HIGHLIGHTS
THIS REPORT CONTAINS
- Descriptions of products and services that include analytical instruments
and supplies, drug identification kits, toxicology immunoassay testing
products, forensic biology, fingerprinting/biometrics, DNA testing, computer
forensics, forensic databases and forensic consulting
- Analysis of global market trends, with data from 2010, estimates for 2011,
and projections of compound annual growth rates (CAGRs) through 2016
- Examinations of technological issues, including the latest trends and a
thorough patent analysis
- An overview of the hundreds of crime laboratories in the U.S. that perform
forensic analyses
- Comprehensive company profiles.
SUMMARY FIGURE
MAJOR U.S. FORENSIC PRODUCTS AND SERVICES MARKET SEGMENTS FORECAST, 2010-2016
($ MILLIONS)
Source: BCC Research
REPORT SCOPE
INTRODUCTION
STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
This report discusses forensic science industry products, services, and
markets. It provides descriptions of technologies and products, an evaluation
of trends in the application of these technologies and products, and
measurements and forecasts of market demand through 2016. Company profiles
and a patent analysis are provided as well. Product and service categories
examined include analytical instrumentation and supplies, drug identification,
toxicology, fingerprinting and biometrics, DNA profiling, and allied areas
such as laboratory information management systems, forensic accounting and
computer forensics, forensics consulting, and other important niches.
REASONS FOR DOING THIS STUDY AND ITS IMPORTANCE
The forensics business is one of the most dynamic sectors of the modern
economy due to a unique confluence of technological change and social demands.
In short, the capability of forensic techniques has grown by leaps and
bounds, costs have dropped and hence decision makers have promoted forensics
to a generally receptive public. The demand for products and services is
therefore generally on an upswing.
Technology advancements in forensics have been of considerable import in
recent years. Examples include higher throughput DNA sequencing machines for
DNA identification, improved fingerprint recovery from metals, such as gun
cartridges and bomb fragments, use of the chemistry of color to identify
chemical and biological weapons, and sensing technologies that are improving
the detection of drugs and explosives at security checkpoints. Other
advancements include portable DNA profiling techniques used at crime scenes,
greater accuracy in ascertaining the age at death of crime victims, and
developments in scanning. These technological advancements have reduced per
unit costs in practical applications, thus enhancing the affordability of
forensic applications and increasing their market penetration.
Greater use of DNA testing and other technologies has also brought high
visibility to forensic testing. The number of crime laboratories in the U.S.
performing forensic analyses grew from 300 in 1999 to an estimated 475 in
2010. Publicly funded forensic crime labs now spend in aggregate more than $1
billion per year.
These laboratories analyze evidence from millions of cases annually. Although
the market for forensic analyses and related products is smaller than the
market for biotechnology and pharmaceutical products, crime laboratory
analyses serve a critical function and the forensics sector will expand
significantly in the future.
SCOPE OF REPORT
In preparing this report, an overall study of the crime laboratory segment of
the U.S. forensic science market was undertaken. Related areas provided key
information as well, as newer areas such as computer forensics make up a
growing share of the total forensics business. All areas of the forensics
market are addressed including: identification of current and future
technologies, products, market segments/end markets, and government and
regulatory agencies. Participating companies are discussed in light of
technological strengths and weaknesses, relative market share, marketing
strengths, and innovative marketing practices.
METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
Data for this study were collected using both primary (phone interviews) and
secondary data research methodologies. A literature search was conducted
covering scientific, medical, business and technical documents, as well as
patents. Since some segments of the forensics market are not routinely
measured, BCC derived estimates from a variety of sources. Whenever market
estimates are derived, they are fully noted. All forecasts are in current
2011 (nominal) dollars, unadjusted for inflation.
ANALYST CREDENTIALS
Research Analyst, Kevin Gainer holds both B.A. and M.A. degrees in economic
analysis and forecasting and has over 25 years of economic and market research
experience. He is the author of six published books and dozens of technical
papers, analyses, and studies published in conference proceedings, including
many unpublished proprietary analyses within corporations. He has worked as a
Research Editor and Project Analyst at BCC Research since 1985, and has
authored numerous BCC technology market research reports and periodicals.
Table of Contents
Forensic Technologies: New and Growing Markets
Chapter - 1: INTRODUCTION - Complimentary
- STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
- REASONS FOR DOING THIS STUDY AND ITS IMPORTANCE
- INTENDED AUDIENCE
- SCOPE OF REPORT
- METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
- ANALYST CREDENTIALS
- RELATED BCC REPORTS
- BCC ONLINE SERVICES
- DISCLAIMER
Chapter - 2: SUMMARY
- MAJOR FINDINGS
- Table 0: MAJOR U.S. FORENSIC PRODUCTS AND SERVICES MARKET SEGMENTS
FORECAST, THROUGH 2016
- Figure 0: MAJOR U.S. FORENSIC PRODUCTS AND SERVICES MARKET SEGMENTS
FORECAST, 2010-2016
Chapter - 3: OVERVIEW
- DEFINITION OF FORENSIC SCIENCE
- FORENSICS AS AN ECONOMIC SECTOR
- HISTORY OF FORENSIC SCIENCE
- U.S. FORENSIC LABORATORIES
- MEDICAL EXAMINERS AND CORONERS
- CRIME RATES AND FORENSIC BACKLOGS
- GOVERNMENTAL OVERSIGHT OF FORENSICS
- THE GROWING ROLE OF FORENSIC DATABASES
- ROLE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM
- ROLE OF NEW TECHLOGY IN REDUCING FORENSIC BACKLOGS
- FORENSIC SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION
- DNA PROFILING
- FINGERPRINTING/BIOMETRICS
- FORENSIC IMAGING MARKET INCLUDING HANDHELD DEVICES
- MARKET COMPOSITION
- GOVERNMENT REGULATION
- INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
- MARKET DEMAND
- MARKETS FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES, INSTRUMENTS, AND SUPPLIES
- FORENSIC TESTING MARKET SIZE
- DRUG IDENTIFICATION KITS
- TOXICOLOGY/IMMUNOASSAY MARKET
- FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND SEROLOGY
- FINGERPRINTING/BIOMETRICS
- DNA TESTING
Chapter - 4: TECHNOLOGY
- TECHNIQUES USED TO ANALYZE ORGANIC FORENSIC EVIDENCE
- TECHNIQUES USED TO ANALYZE INORGANIC FORENSIC EVIDENCE
- TECHNIQUES FOR DETERMINING THE IDENTITY OF FORENSIC EVIDENCE
Chapter - 5: OTHER FORENSICS SCIENCE MARKET SEGMENTS
- OVERVIEW
- MANY NEW MARKET ENTRANTS
- THE MARKET FOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
- CYBERCRIME AND COMPUTER EVIDENCE DISCOVERY
- FORENSIC IMAGE PROCESSING
- GOVERNMENT FORENSICS LABS INITIATIVES
- NEW FORENSIC TOOLS
- FORENSIC ACCOUNTING
- LABORATORY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (LIMS)
- SOFTWARE FORENSICS TOOLS
- FORENSIC PALYNOLOGY
- POTENTIAL REVENUE FROM RELATED PRODUCTS
- Table 56: ESTIMATED ANNUAL REVENUES FROM RELATED PRODUCTS, 2011
Chapter - 6: PATENTS
- SIGNIFICANCE OF PATENTS
- EXAMINATION OF RECENTLY ISSUED PATENTS
- COMPANIES RECEIVING PATENTS
- SELECTED PATENT ABSTRACTS
Chapter - 7: COMPANY CONTACT INFORMATION AND PRODUCT FOCUS MATRIX
- Table 60: COMPANY CONTACT INFORMATION AND PRODUCT FOCUS MATRIX
Chapter - 8: APPENDIX 1
- DNA DATA BANK LAWS BY STATE IN EFFECT AS OF FEBRUARY 2011 (COLLECTED BY
THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES)
- Table 61: STATUS OF STATE LAWS ON DNA DATABANKS
Chapter - 9: APPENDIX 2
- PARTIAL LISTING OF PRINCIPAL FORENSIC CRIME LABORATORIES IN THE UNITED
STATES
Chapter - 10: APPENDIX 3
- SELECT FORENSIC CONSULTING FIRMS
Chapter - 11: APPENDIX 4
- FORENSIC TRADE SHOWS
- Table 62: ORGANIZATIONS THAT REGULARLY SPONSOR FORENSIC TRADE SHOWS, 2011
CALENDAR
List of Tables
- Summary Table: MAJOR U.S. FORENSIC PRODUCTS AND SERVICES MARKET SEGMENTS
FORECAST, THROUGH 2016
- Table 1: PERCENTAGE OF U.S. LABORATORIES PERFORMING VARIOUS FORENSIC
FUNCTIONS
- Table 2: STATES WITH FORENSIC OVERSIGHT BOARDS, 2011
- Table 3: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC DATABASE PRODUCT REVENUES BY SECTOR,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 4: PUBLICLY OPERATED CRIME LABORATORIES PERFORMING CERTAIN TYPES OF
ANALYSES*
- Table 5: VENDORS OF BIOMETRIC - BASED FINGERPRINT IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS,
2011
- Table 6: COMPANIES BY MAJOR AREAS OF PARTICIPATION IN ANALYTICAL TESTING
- Table 7: VENDORS OF DRUG IDENTIFICATION KITS
- Table 8: PARTIAL LIST OF SUPPLIERS OF SOLID STATE FINGERPRINT SCANNERS
- Table 9: LABORATORY ACCREDITATION STATISTICS
- Table 10: CRIME INDEX TOTALS, 1999-2009
- Table 11: CRIME LABORATORY WORKLOAD STATISTICS, 2005
- Table 12: FORENSIC APPLICATIONS BY INSTRUMENT
- Table 13: KEY CODIS DATABASE STATISTICS, 2000-2010
- Table 14: SIGNIFICANT PRODUCERS OF SPECIALIZED MICROSCOPES USED IN
FORENSIC SCIENCES
- Table 15: MOST SUCCESSFUL NIBIN/IBIS PARTNERS
- Table 16: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC PRODUCT AND SERVICES MARKET BY SEGMENT,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 17: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES
MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2016
- Table 18: PRICES AND NUMBERS OF ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS IN FORENSIC
LABORATORIES/DEPARTMENTS
- Table 19: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC CHROMATOGRAPHY AND MASS SPECTROMETRY
INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 20: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC SPECTROPHOTOMETRY INSTRUMENTS MARKET,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 21: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS INSTRUMENTS MARKET,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 22: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC OPTICAL AND SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE
MARKET, THROUGH 2016
- Table 23: OPTICAL MICROSCOPE MANUFACTURERS ESTIMATED MARKET SHARE, 2010
- Table 24: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC FLUORESCENT LIGHT SOURCES MARKET, 2010
THROUGH 2016
- Table 25: MARKET LEADERS SUPPLYING ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS
- Table 26: ARRESTS BY DRUG TYPE, 2009
- Table 27: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC DRUG IDENTIFICATION KITS MARKET THROUGH
2016
- Table 28: ESTIMATED MARKET SHARES OF DRUG KIT COMPANIES, 2010
- Table 29: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY/IMMUNOASSAY MARKET THROUGH
2016
- Table 30: FORENSIC IMMUNOASSAY TESTING PARTICIPANTS, ESTIMATED MARKET
SHARE, 2010
- Table 31: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND SEROLOGY TESTING MARKET
THROUGH 2016
- Table 32: FINGERPRINTING APPLICATIONS, PRODUCT TYPES, AND SUPPLIERS
- Table 33: COMPLETE LIST OF LIVE SCAN FINGERPRINT SYSTEM MANUFACTURERS
- Table 34: COMPLETE LIST OF CARD SCAN FINGERPRINT SYSTEM MANUFACTURERS
- Table 35: PORTABLE MOBILE ID FINGERPRINT SCAN PRODUCTS AND VENDORS
- Table 36: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC FINGERPRINTING MARKET BY PRODUCT TYPE,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 37: PRICING COSTS PER UNIT FOR FINGERPRINT SYSTEMS AND SUPPLIES
- Table 38: PROJECTED NUMBER OF CRIMINAL FINGERPRINT CARDS TO BE SUBMITTED
TO THE FBI, THROUGH 2011
- Table 39: STATUS OF EUROPEAN UNION MEMBER STATE DNA DATABASES, DATABASE
ENTRY CRITERIA BY COUNTRY, 2010
- Table 40: USE RATES FOR AMPLICATION KITS
- Table 41: MOST FREQUENTLY USED PCR KITS BY VENDOR
- Table 42: EXAMPLES OF APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS DNA KITS
- Table 43: SEQUENCING ANALYZER PLACEMENTS IN DNA TESTING LABORATORIES, 2002
- Table 44: NDIS APPROVED EXPERT SYSTEMS
- Table 45: CASE WORKLOAD STATISTICS, 1999 AND 2000
- Table 46: FEDERAL FUNDING FOR THE DNA TESTING BACKLOG REDUCTION PROGRAM,
2004-2010
- Table 47: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC DNA TESTING CONVICTED OFFENDER,
ARRESTEE, AND CASE DATA COMPLETED TESTS 2007-2016
- Table 48: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC DNA TESTING MARKET BY PRODUCT TYPE,
THROUGH 2016
- Table 49: FORENSIC DNA RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
- Table 50: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PRIORITIES IN USE OF DNA FOR FORENSIC
IDENTIFICATION
- Table 51: PRINCIPAL APPLICATION AREAS FOR UV - IR FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY
- Table 52: RCFL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS, 2003-2009
- Table 53: EXAMPLES OF NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION FUNDING FOR COMPUTER
FORENSICS RESEARCH
- Table 54: PDA FORENSIC TOOLS
- Table 55: PERCENT OF CRIME LABORATORIES WITH A LABORATORY INFORMATION
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LIMS), BY TYPE OF JURISDICTION, 2002 AND 2005
- Table 56: ESTIMATED ANNUAL REVENUES FROM RELATED PRODUCTS, 2011
- Table 57: FORENSIC PATENTS BY CLASSIFICATION, 2008-2011
- Table 58: LENGTH OF TIME FROM PATENT FILING TO APPROVAL
- Table 59: RECENTLY ISSUED FORENSIC PATENTS BY INVENTOR/ASSIGNEE, SAMPLE
DURING 2008-2011
- Table 60: COMPANY CONTACT INFORMATION AND PRODUCT FOCUS MATRIX
- Table 61: STATUS OF STATE LAWS ON DNA DATABANKS
- Table 62: ORGANIZATIONS THAT REGULARLY SPONSOR FORENSIC TRADE SHOWS, 2011
CALENDAR
List of Figures
- Summary Figure: MAJOR U.S. FORENSIC PRODUCTS AND SERVICES MARKET SEGMENTS
FORECAST, 2010-2016
- Figure 1: PROJECTED DISTRIBUTION OF U.S. FORENSIC PRODUCT AND SERVICES
REVENUES, 2011 VERSUS 2016
- Figure 2: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES
MARKET BY TYPE, 2010-2016
- Figure 3: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC DRUG IDENTIFICATION KITS MARKET 2010-2016
- Figure 4: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY/IMMUNOASSAY MARKET 2010-2016
- Figure 5: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND SEROLOGY TESTING MARKET,
2010-2016
- Figure 6: PROJECTED U.S. FORENSIC FINGERPRINTING MARKET BY PRODUCT TYPE,
2010-2016
- Figure 7: GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
- Figure 8: MASS SPECTROMETER
- Figure 9: HYPHENATED SPECTROSCOPY TECHNIQUES
- Figure 10: UV/VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
- Figure 11: PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF AN IR SPECTROMETER
- Figure 12: ELEMENTS OF AN FT - IR SPECTROMETER
- Figure 13: THE BASIC ENZYME IMMUNOASSAY (EIA) PROCESS
- Figure 14: PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF AN ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETER
- Figure 15: THE PCR PROCESS
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