Bachelor of Planning: Recent submissions

  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • Rejuvenating the real estate market through revitalization of urban heritage 
    S, Sajeev (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The value of cities' underlying legacies is undergoing significant transformation as a result of unchecked urbanization and an ever-increasing urban population. According to the master plans for the extension of the cities, ...
  • Smart street vending planning in India 
    Mandal, Anirban (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Vending is an essential part of urban life. It provides for both the consumer and the vendor by fulfilling the needs of the population and providing jobs. Before the formulation of National Policy on Urban Street Vendors ...
  • Planning for ecotourism 
    Deka, Kakali (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    In today's world, tourism, a diverse and multifaceted socio-economic activity is seen as a major contributor to the economy, particularly as a major source of income and employment. It is an important aspect of India's and ...
  • Urban market planning: regulating autopoietic market system case of Beltola Bazaar Guwahati 
    Chakraborty, Abhradeep (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The pattern of growth is different for cities across the world and the impact of this growth on people is different. This growth is associated with the growth of socio-economic activities occurring within its bounds. In ...
  • Planning for settlements surrounding protected areas 
    Sarabhai, Mallika (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Protected areas (PAs) are integral in sustaining the equilibrium between development and biodiversity conservation. They are essential in mediating the influences of anthropological activities on the ecosystem and filtering ...
  • Revitalization of urban waterfronts through WaTOD 
    Dogra, Daman (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Cities aiming to expand their public transportation network and provide an alternative to land-based transportation are increasingly turning towards water transit, with the aim of supplementing the existing transportation ...
  • Evaluating existing residential areas in context of Livability 
    Sunny, Shaun George (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Large scale spatial urbanization is taking place in India. Over the years, population of India is moving towards urban centers in search of education, employment, and better livelihood opportunities. Share of urban population ...
  • Planning interventions for making safe public places 
    John, Ria P (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Urban safety, also referred to as public safety, security of the public, urban safety and security, local safety, etc. in different regions of the world, all denote the aspect of safety of residents against criminal offences ...
  • Land use interventions to guide urban density 
    Borah, Chinmoy (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    By the end of 2050, urban areas covering the world are projected to triple. Observing the current trends of rapid urbanization, the spatial growth of cities has become a significant concern. OECD data has predicted that ...
  • Planning for bicycle infrastructure 
    Deshmukh, Saptadeep (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    The ever-increasing demand, be it for land or for other resources, has led the world into a big sink hole. Right from the introduction of motor vehicles, cities were designed to facilitate these vehicles rather than building ...
  • Citizen engagement in river management and economy 
    Singh, Ujjawal (SPA Bhopal, 2022-05)
    Urban regions are home to around 34% of India's population. The number and size of Indian cities have grown in recent years. Increased urbanisation is virtually usually related to economic growth potential. These development ...
  • Gender based vulnerability in the occupational pattern due to climate change in hilly regions of Darjeeling West Bengal 
    Soren, Sweta (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Climate change is a global concern and it has diverse socio-economic impacts. Societies depending upon natural resources or ecosystems for their livelihood are highly sensitive to climate change. Both men and women are ...
  • Impact of residential relocation on livelihood of slum Dwellers: a case study of Patna municipal corporation 
    Danish, MD. Faizan (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    The growth of urbanisation has mostly harmed developed countries, with India being one of them. The growth in slums in metropolitan areas is a result of urbanisation. At present, one-sixth of the world population exists ...
  • Development of Tourism infrastructure for Bodhgaya 
    Ansari, MD Muslim (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Bodhgaya is located strategically between major tourist destinations. “But unfortunately, the city has not been able to capitalize from its good connectivity, so the need for accessing tourism infrastructure for the growing ...
  • Socio economic impact of slum resettlement projects: a case of Pallavan nagar, Chennai 
    Sandeep, Peddi (SPA Bhopal, 2021-05)
    Involuntary resettlement is different from the voluntary migration of people, where individuals move for better opportunities like employment. These resettlement programmes affect the residents both in social and economic ...

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