Cross-border satellite-based tracking: Needs, Approach, Benefits and Competition

The aim of this study is to provide an improved understanding of the structural characteristics and the dynamic evolution of cross-border satellite-based tracking services. The study is based on the results and lessons learned from the SATERISK research project executed 2008-2011, with special attention taken how to utilize that knowledge within a new safety and security services. In this context, the NABC (Need, Approach, Benefits and Competition) approach is used. The study shows that most satellite-based tracking systems and services do not form a coherent whole. With the risk analysis procedures and tools developed in the SATERISK project, a unique risk profile for each use case can be created. This enables better products and services for both public and private security organizations.

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