Master of Planning (Urban and Regional Planning): Recent submissions

  • Analyzing spatial land use interlinkages using Co-location pattern mining from POI data 
    Verma, Aditya (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Cities are not random mix of land uses but rather a deliberate arrangement of uses and functions formed via market and government intervention. In order to minimise urban problems and promote better built environments a ...
  • Blue economy 
    Raghul, S (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The blue economy is the economy generated from resources obtained from marine space. The economic activities include tourism, fishery, fish processing industries, energy, port-related logistics, deep sea mining , etc. ...
  • Developing a policy framework for culturable wastelands 
    Mohanta, Soumya Ranjan (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The iproblem iof ifalling iland-to-person iratio iin iIndia iis iexacerbated iby ithe irising iprevalence iof iculturable iwastelands. iNature iand iman-made iforces iare iboth iat iwork iin idisplacing imore iand imore ...
  • Modelling for suitable locations lower income hosing 
    Nilawar, Samruddhi Rajendra (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Cities in developing countries have seen massive in-migration of people from the countryside looking for work and a place to call home. Poor individuals (lower income migrants), the majority of whom are from rural regions, ...
  • New urban in Bihar 
    Jamuar, Akarsha (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The government of Bihar has approved to form of 95 Nagar panchayats, 40 Parishads and 7 municipal corporations in December 2020 as per the proposal made by Bihar Urban Development and Housing department. This is a change ...
  • Economic Evaluation of urban traffic improvement through sequential coordination of signals 
    Srivastava, Harshit (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    If the transportation system is efficient, they offer economic and social opportunities and benefits that lead to positive multiplier effects such as better access to the market, employment, and additional investment. ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • Sustainable urban water supply Bhubaneswar Odisha 
    Sahoo, Shreeparna (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Water is a natural and economic resource, which is unique and irreplaceable. Huge sums of households in cities around the developing world do not have access the utmost basic human necessities– safe and consistent water ...
  • Evaluating the impact of historic sites on neighborhood quality Warangal Telangana 
    Anumula, Monica (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    The historic sites tell the story of its past and add a sense of uniqueness to its surrounding neighbourhood. These sites maintain a physical reminder of the past that enhances residents and visitors perception. Residents ...
  • Planning of public green open spaces to foster social interaction 
    Gode, Neetu Sanjay (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Urban areas are magnets for most of the people who look for job opportunities,technology, resources and proper facilities. In this process of urban development, the human scale is ignored; also, the social structure is ...
  • Socio economic impact of mining activities: a case of Tamnar mining area Chhattisgarh 
    Nayak, Ved Prakash (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Raigarh district, which is rich in minerals like coal, limestone & dolomite is situated in the easternmost part of Chhattisgarh. The district lies on the Mand-Raigarh coalfield (the largest coal reserve in the state). This ...
  • Mobility of livelihood with a lens of equity 
    Singla, Shailja (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    With rapid urbanization and sprawling cities, the urban population experiences increased commuting distance and restricted access to various facilities. The transportation cost for the household expenditure leads to high ...
  • Addressing social contestation through urban planning: a case of Lucknow 
    Ahmad, Mohammad Laraib (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    From the start of the settlement there exist social political and economic orders on various levels. These aspects are dynamic and always affects inhabitants of the area. There has been a long history of social contestation ...
  • Association of urban built environment with happiness of a city: a soul and body diagnostic of Bhopal 
    Khare, Sakshi (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Nearly five percent of Indians are suffering from mental illness with one in every five requires mental counselling, as well as it has been estimated that by 2025, 38.1 million years of healthy life will be lost to mental ...
  • Ward level competitiveness index: a tool for delivery of urban services 
    Tamrakar, Garima (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Competitiveness is the urge to win a rank. In India, before 1947, local functions use to come under the responsibility of Municipality. But after 1947, these functions came under the umbrella of other bodies, which lead ...
  • Planning strategies for revitalization of an industrial area: case of Malanpur Gwalior Banmore 
    Sarda, Radhika (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Industrial development is an integral part of the economic growth of a region. It arises through a synthesis of various factors, of which the presence of natural resources adds to the benefit. India is experiencing slow-paced ...
  • Critical appraisal of Delhi land pooling policy 
    Rana, Deepak (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Land is required in all the development projects and its procurement in a systematic way is very much important. Land acquisition was the primary method used by development agencies to assemble land for development. Issues ...

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