Distributed acoustic sensing is a technology that facilitates real-time monitoring of pipelines and wells, in order to provide vital information to customers in various challenging circumstances. The basic principle of working of DAS us Rayleigh scattering and is used to determine acoustic strain signals over long distances. This virtually and effectively turns optic fiber into a series of microphones. Thereafter, the data is acquired advanced processing techniques such as frequency filtering, time and depth domain stacking, are employed to obtain information for a wide variety of applications. Distributed acoustic sensing finds applications in monitoring of pipelines as well as railroads, highways, and borders.
The global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market was valued at US$ 506.3 Mn in 2021.
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Base Year: | 2021 | Market Size in 2021: | US$ 506.3 Mn |
Historical Data for: | 2017 to 2020 | Forecast Period: | 2022 to 2030 |
Forecast Period 2022 to 2030 CAGR: | 11.5 % | 2030 Value Projection: | US$ 1,331.4 Mn |
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Halliburton Co., Hifi Engineering Inc., Silixa Ltd., Schlumberger Limited, Banweaver, Omnisens SA, Future Fibre Technologies Ltd., Baker Hughes, Inc., Qintiq Group PLC, and Fotech Solutions Ltd. |
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Global Distributed Acoustic Sensing Market - Impact of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic:
The COVID-19 pandemic has adversely affected the global Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) market. Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) is widely used in Oilfield services and pipeline management as they have the capability to detect a wide range of errors and problems that can cause malfunctions in the system. Due to the pandemic, oilfield services and pipeline management faced financial crises due to which many new projects were suspended which directly impacted the sales of the distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) used in Oilfield services and pipeline management. Hence, the global distributed acoustic sensing market witnessed slow growth during the pandemic.
North America held a dominant position in the global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market in 2021
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North America region dominated the global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market in 2021, accounting for a 35.4% share in terms of value, followed by Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America, respectively
Figure 1: Global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) Market Share (%), By Region, 2021
North America and Europe were two leading markets in terms of revenue in 2021, and are expected to hold their dominant position over the forecast period. The market growth in these regions is attributed to the growing automotive industry coupled with rising pollution. For instance, distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) are majorly used in oilfield and pipeline etc. in the automotive industry, which is expected to drive demand for distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) over the forecast period. Moreover, increasing demand for optic cable in the distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) is expected to facilitate growth of the distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market in North America.
The Asia Pacific region is expected to gain traction during the forecast period. The countries in the Asia Pacific regions are constantly investing in the oil and gas sector. New plants are initiated to meet the energy requirement of countries such as India, Bangladesh, Taiwan, and others. The construction of new plants will increase the demand for distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) in the oil and gas sector are they are used to detect leakages, confined space monitoring, and others. Hence, the global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market is expected to gain traction in the Asia Pacific region in the forecast period.
Pipeline management segment is expected to drive the global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market growth during the forecast period.
Pipeline management is widely used in environmental monitoring restoration, protection, and remediation. Distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) is stable, cumulative, has high sensitivity, and is immune to heavy load and electrical interference. Due to all these advantages, distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) is developed to monitor plant growth systems and enclosed life support systems. Hence, the demand for distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) is expected to drive the growth of the global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market.
Figure 2: Global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) Market (US$ Mn) Analysis and Forecast, 2022 - 2030
The global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market was valued at US$ 506.3 Mn in 2021 and is expected to reach US$ 1,331.4 Mn by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 11.5% between 2022 and 2030.
Major players operating in the global chemical sensor market include Halliburton Co., Hifi Engineering Inc., Silixa Ltd., Schlumberger Limited, Banweaver, Omnisens SA, Future Fibre Technologies Ltd., Baker Hughes, Inc., Qintiq Group PLC, and Fotech Solutions Ltd.
Distributed acoustic sensing is a technology that facilitates real-time monitoring of pipelines and wells, in order to provide vital information to customers in various challenging circumstances. The basic principle of working of DAS us Rayleigh scattering and is used to determine acoustic strain signals over long distances. This virtually and effectively turns optic fiber into a series of microphones. Thereafter, the data is acquired advanced processing techniques such as frequency filtering, time and depth domain stacking, are employed to obtain information for a wide variety of applications. Distributed acoustic sensing finds applications in monitoring of pipelines as well as railroads, highways, and borders.
The global distributed acoustic sensing (DAS) market was valued for US$ 624.3 Mn in 2019.
Market Dynamics
Growing adoption in of DAS in mineral exploration industries is expected to drive the growth of the global distributing acoustic market in the forecast period. DAS is very well suited for the mineral exploration as it has very low cost compared to currently using borehole seismic sensor. Apart from low cost DAS has very small diameter so it can easily passed to boreholes to collect the data. The speed of acquisition speed I more due to the sensitivity along the entire length of the cable. That’s why the adoption of DAS is increasing in the mineral exploration industry.
However, limited sensitivity of the ground motion to only the direction along the fiber and lack of couple formation creates which creates error in data. These factor may hamper the growth of DAS in the forecast period.
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