The
infrastructural development across the globe is increasing at a rapid pace. In
2017, the overall spending in the global construction industry was $11
trillion, which is predicted to increase to $13.5 trillion by the end of 2024.
This growth of the construction industry is primarily being driven by development
in countries including the U.S., China, and India, where China is projected to
witness the fastest growth during 2019–2024.
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The reasons for this are the
rising government spending on various transportation projects, such as road
construction and high-speed railway lines. Since geotechnical instrumentation
and monitoring is widely used for overseeing such projects, the demand for
these solutions is growing as well.
A branch of geotechnical
engineering, geotechnical instrumentation is used for referring to instruments
which are utilized for monitoring geotechnical sites, structures, and the
environment. The technology is of high importance for the success of any
construction project, such as airports, dams, bridges, high-rise buildings,
boreholes, seaports, deep excavation, and railways .
Owing to these factors, the global geotechnical instrumentation and monitoring market is predicted to
generate a revenue of $6.1 billion in 2024, rising from $3.1 billion in 2018,
progressing at a 11.8% CAGR during the forecast period (2019–2024).
Services,
hardware, including wired and wireless, and software are the major components
that are offered under this technology. Out of these, the demand for services
was the highest in the past, which is because of the wide adoption of these
services for continuously monitoring critical structures in the energy &
power sector.
In addition to this, geotechnical instrumentation and monitoring
services are also being utilized for monitoring old, critical structures, including
dams, on account of government regulations. This is because of the
consideration of safety of wildlife and humans.
