Aerial Imagery Market to Grow due to Need for Monitoring Threats The prevalence of natural disasters, such as fires, droughts, floods, tsunamis, hurricanes, and earthquakes, is increasing due to the rapidly changing climate. Climate change can lead to a rise in the risk of extreme weather and can further result in the increased risk of droughts and strength of storms, including tropical cyclones. Almost every part of the world is affected by natural disasters, and a total of 409 natural disasters occurred across the globe in 2019. Furthermore, in the same year, approximately 11,000 fatalities were caused by natural disaster events worldwide. Attributed to this rising prevalence of natural disasters, the governments of different countries are focusing toward the usage of new imagery solutions, such as aerial imagery, for determining the actual loss of life and property. The aerial imagery technology is extensively being preferred for updating the map information after a disaster occurs, since it provides high resolution images which are easy to understand for disaster management teams. The technology has the ability to monitor and assess potential damage from calamities, thereby enabling disaster management authorities to take corrective measures. It is because of such abilities of aerial imagery that the aerial imagery market is projected to advance at a considerable pace in the coming years. Aerial imagery has a number of applications in addition to disaster management, namely construction and development, surveillance and monitoring, exhibition and live entertainment, geospatial, conservation and research, and energy and resource management. Different types of aerial imagery are high oblique, low oblique, and vertical. Read More: https://www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/aerial-imagery-market