Pioneer Consulting provides a broad view of the Deep Water Cableship market in this first of two reports covering marine services for undersea telecom cables. Among its objectives, Pioneer seeks to both define and quantify the current deep water cableship market. The report provides the initial introduction to Pioneer’s current database of deep water cableships then moves on to present current status of vessels in the sector, market segmentation and industry fundamentals as they apply to the cableship market. While there is no analysis or forecast in this report, it provides the background and overview of the current cableship industry.
Chapter One: Executive Summary
1.1 Cableship Market Study Objectives
1.2 Current Cableship Market
1.3 The Broad View
1.4 Pioneer Consulting’s Undersea Telecom Cable Marine Services Report
Chapter Two: Introduction & Methodology
2.1 International Maritime Classification
2.2 What is a “Cableship”?
2.2.1 Shallow Water Cableships
2.2.2 Small/Regional Body Water Cableships
2.2.3 Deep Water Cableships
Chapter Three: Current Deep Water Cableship Database
3.1 Active Vessels
3.2 Decommissioned Vessels
3.3 Converted Vessels
3.4 Vessels Currently Working in Other Sectors
3.5 Vessels With Too Little Information to Update
3.6 Vessels Being Constructed
Chapter Four: Deep Water Cableship Market Segmentation
4.1 Cableships by Region
4.1.1 Pacific Region
4.1.2 Atlantic Region
4.1.3 Mediterranean Region
4.1.4 Worldwide Vessels
4.2 Cableships by Owner and Operator 4.3 Cableships Comparison by Sector
Chapter Five: Conclusion
Appendix One: Deep Water Cableship Database (Active Deep Water Cableships and Inactive Deep Water Cableships)
Appendix Two: Preliminary Table of Contents for Marine Services for Undersea Telecom Cables Report
Chapter Three: Current Deep Water Cableship Database
Exhibit 3.1: Status of Deep Water Cableships
Exhibit 3.2: Deep Water Cableship Main Activity
Exhibit 3.3: Active Deep Water Cableships Table
Exhibit 3.4: Scrapped & Decommissioned Cableships
Exhibit 3.5: Converted Deep Water Cable Vessels
Exhibit 3.6: Converted Deep Water Cableships Table
Exhibit 3.7: Cableships Working in Other Markets Table
Exhibit 3.8: Cable Vessels with No Updated Information
Exhibit 3.9: Cableships Built/Converted Between 2001–2009 Table
Exhibit 3.10: Age of Cableship Fleet
Chapter Four: Deep Water Cableship Market Segmentation
Exhibit 4.1: Deep Water Vessels by Region
Exhibit 4.2: Pacific Region Cableships
Exhibit 4.3: Atlantic Region Cableships
Exhibit 4.4: Mediterranean Region Cableships
Exhibit 4.5: Worldwide Cableships
Exhibit 4.6: Deep Water Cableship Owners
Exhibit 4.7: Deep Water Cableship Operators
Exhibit 4.8: Deep Water Cableship Owner/Operator/Region Table
Exhibit 4.9: Deep Water Cableship Comparison by Sector
Chapter Five: Conclusion
Exhibit 5.1: Comparison of Deep Water Cableships in Market in 2007 and 2009
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