Thesis and Dissertation: Recent submissions

  • Rejuvenating Kolkatas tramway's tramways into an efficient public transit mode 
    Mondal, Akash (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    A tram in British English which is also known as a streetcar in American English is a public transport vehicle which runs on rails set either onto the road or having a separate right of way by means of electricity and ...
  • Assessing the impact of covid 19 on student rental housing 
    Khare, Ayushi (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    India prides itself with the world’s youngest population comprising 18% of the 1.3 billion world population aged between 15 to 24 years of age. The Indian Government targeted to enrol 30% of the total population aged between ...
  • Planning for last mile connectivity using electric rikshaw for metro passenger 
    Peddapelli, Sudhamsh Kumar (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The environmental damage and pollution has been a prevailing topic in recent years which is giving way to various innovations in different aspects that include the transportation sector as well. The alarming pollution ...
  • Planning for sustainable religious tourism 
    Jaiswal, Akriti (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Religion is often defined as people' relationship with what they consider to be sacred, usually in supernatural terms. Nine of the world's most popular faiths are followed by billions of people across the world. Among them ...
  • Planning for rural growth centre 
    Doddamani, Harishkumar P (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    This Thesis and its research have aimed to better understand and insight the highly relevant topic of rural planning of growth centre concerning the decentralisation of urban amenities to selected rural growth centres. ...
  • Green Ujjain 
    Gajwa, Varun (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The urbanisation process is increasingly placing strain on cities and their infrastructure, resulting in the rapid growth of slums. These habitats are inappropriate and unhealthy because they lack better water sanitation, ...
  • Assessing the spatial variability of covid-19 
    Fatima, Zoofishan (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a “pandemic” is the worldwide spread of a new disease. Even if the scale of the pandemic is small it can take millions of lives. Today the world is in unprecedented times ...
  • Planning for underutilized port spaces 
    Rahangdale, Sumit (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The performance of ports plays an important role in terms of economic and regional balanced development. It serves as an important transportation hub for goods movements. Huge parcel of land is allocated to port authorities ...
  • Nature based solutions for integrated water resource management 
    Shweta (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Water is a crucial economic and social growth engine and a fundamental function in sustaining the natural environment's integrity. Water is becoming increasingly scarce. Our current pace of water usage is unsustainable. ...
  • Management of urban green spaces based on users' perception: a case of Bhubaneswar 
    Panda, Auroshree (2022-05)
    With rapid urbanization in India over the past years, our cities have been undergoing densification due to limited availability of land. In this process, often providing for green and healthy spaces comes as a major ...
  • Mitigating air pollution caused by vehicle traffic 
    Balabadra, Dheeraj (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Air quality has become a significant issue of concern in recent years, especially in developing countries such as India. Some of our tier-I cities, like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Vijayawada, Vizag, Hyderabad, and Bangalore, ...
  • Alternative models of land assembly and disposal for developing new towns in India 
    Gupta, Aastha (SPA Bhopal, 2022-06)
    New Towns were developed in the United Kingdoms as post war reconstruction efforts to combat urban diseases. The concept is not new to India. Jaipur and Fatehpur Sikri are historical examples of New Towns in India while ...
  • Planning for micromobility in urban areas 
    Satheesan, Arjun (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Transportation being a fast-paced industry, is a large contributor towards carbon emission and global climate change. Considering more than half of the population residing in cities, mobility plays a crucial role when it ...
  • Assessing the public bus transport satisfaction 
    Dhanuka, Raghav (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    People in communities all around the world use public transit to go about and access jobs, community resources, medical care, and recreational possibilities. It benefits both strata of the people who choose to ride through ...
  • Assessment of fssm for Guwahati city 
    Das, Monokrishna (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The safe collection, treatment, disposal and reuse of domestic waste water and human fecal waste remains a substantial problem. In the absence of proper sanitation, many Indian cities are on the verge of drowning in their ...
  • Economic and visual integration of the river with the surrounding 
    Patel, Ashwini (SPA Bhopal, 2022)
    Water and water bodies have been an important factor influencing any city. During any planning process the focus for maintaining water bodies revolves around major features like river or lakes. This has led to various ...
  • Plannig for riverine flood resilience in urban areas 
    S, Arathy (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    When floods ravaged the Kerala state in 2018 and 2019, the severely affected areas in the Ernakulam district included mainly four municipalities namely, Angamali, Perumbavoor, Aluva and North Paravur. The study area, North ...
  • Planning for rainfeed areas in rural settlements 
    Shekhar, Shivanshu (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Water Scarcity is one of the most significant problems the world faces today. Irrigation/agriculture uses 83 percent of total water demand presently, and the estimated water demand for 2050 is 807 billion cu. m, which is ...
  • Correlation of urban form with land use and their identification using GIS and ML 
    Lodha, Chaitanya (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Urban planning is very strongly associated with land use. However, the existing land use is not the outcome of only planning decisions but also of the morphology of the place. Urban form and function are coherently linked ...
  • Tourism and everyday urbanism: negotiating the contestation in case of historic core of Udaipur 
    Sharma, Tanisha (SPA Bhopal, 2022-06)
    Tourism is an important, even vital, source of income for many regions and countries. Increased leisure time and changes in lifestyle and consumption have given renewed importance to tourism. Particularly for historic ...

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