
Yamuna River Project : New Delhi urban ecology
Iñaki Alday
Bok · Engelsk · 2018
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Omfang | 361 sider : illustrasjoner, kart, diagrammer
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Opplysninger | På omslaget: University of Virginia. - The urban ecology of Delhi and the Yamuna River: a multidisciplinary research project: an essential future / Iñaki Alday, Pankaj Vir Gupta -- 01. Delhi's urban history : History of a settlement : Evolution of empires ; Historic Delhi's geography ; Mughal Delhi ; Post Mughal Delhi ; Yamuna as goddess and icon / Dan Ehnborn ; British New Delhi -- Delhi's modern evolution : Urban evolution ; Delhi's exponential expansion ; Modern Delhi's geography ; Delhi 2021 masterplan -- 02. Delhi's urban layers : Delhi's waters : Continental climate ; Monsoon ; Delhi's geology ; Historic bundhs and baolis ; Territory of water ; Yamuna River canal system ; Water treatment plants ; Water treatment process ; Drinking water delivery ; The economics of water / Peter Debaere ; Groundwater pollution ; Drains and the sewage system ; Sewage and water systems / Excreta In the public domain / Pradip Saha -- Delhi's socioeconomics : Population density and demographics ; Housing ; Agriculture ; Food distribution network ; Public facilities: education ; Public facilities: culture ; Public facilities: security ; Public facilities: healthcare ; Energy -- Delhi's Ecologies : Waste ; Waste process ; Proposed recycling process ; Air quality ; Green space ; Open space -- Delhi's mobility : Road network ; Public transportation network ; Mobility systems ; Mobility overlaps ; Daily commute -- Delhi's governance : Yamuna governance structure ; Delhi's governance and efforts to revitalize its Yamuna / John Echevrri-Gent --03. Delhi and its water bodies : The Yamuna in Delhi : The dead river ; The Yamuna floodplain ; Floodplain encroachment ; Flooding danger ; Inaccessible Yamuna ; The cut and the Najafgarh drain -- The drain system : Delhi's drains ; Najafgarh and its subdrains ; Najafgarh drain neighborhoods ; Drain typologies ; The interceptor strategy ; Najafgarh strategic plan ; A vision of the Najafgarh --04. A vision for Delhi : Green infrastructure ; Socioecological strategic plan ; A map of the world that does not contain utopia / Rana Dasgupta -- Najafgarh drain as Delhi's east-west spine : The drain capillary system ; Sludge remediation park ; Water remediation park -- Subdrains as linear parks ; Subdrain seasonal park ; Subdrain uncapping and reuse ; STP restoration and hybridization -- Decentralized waste infrastructure : Decentralized public sewage infrastructures : Waste collection and landfill remediation ; Hybrid waste treatment plant -- The Yamuna River commons : Connecting New Delhi to the Yamuna ; Intermodal education facilities ; Spiritual facilities by the river ; The Yamuna multi-scale market -- The Yamuna floodplain recovery : Floodplain restoration ; Floodplain marsh recovery ; Water remediation park ; Crossing to the floodplain -- Social housing : Hybrid housing at Hapur Bypass Bridge ; Hybrid housing at Raja Ram Kohli Road ; Railroad housing network ; Floodplain temporary shelter -- Hybrid infrastructures : Vikas Marg pedestrian bridge ; Nizamuddin intermodal station ; Railroad to floodplain connection -- Neighborhood public amenities : Park and community centers ; Women's shelter and laundry facilities ; Public facility bridges ; Community centers for public health -- Heritage revitalization : Purana Qila Public Library and Performing Arts Center ; Feroz Shah Kotla Community Center -- Epilogue / Keshav Chandra. - As one of the most rapidly urbanizing cities in the developing world, New Delhi confronts enormous challenges of urban and social equity at a time of profound economic and climatic uncertainty. As a result, the citizens of the world's largest democracy live amidst extreme environmental degradation. Existing governance structures have been hard pressed to cope with the pace of the complex and rapidly evolving dynamics of economic and climate change. Toxic air and septic waters are simply collateral damage in this circumstance. They are the indicator of complex urban problems that need a holistic and multidisciplinary approach. The Yumuna River Project aims to help the city of New Delhi and its stakeholders reimagine and transform the sacred, yet polluted, Yamuna River by offering a research-based solution for dysfunctional river-city environments
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ISBN | 978-1-945150-67-8
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