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Transit Oriented Development (TOD) has emerged as an essential planning tool for urban planners all around the world. It is seen as a panacea to deal with the pressing problems related to congestion, environmental degradation, safety, and equity issues in urban areas. The promising results expected from TOD can be materialized only if the framework...
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... maps shown in Fig. 4, one can estimate the intensity of existing development around the Esplanade metro station. It is primarily high dense but low-rise, with several busy arterial roads intersecting. The station can be accessed through walking by three main roads like S.N. Banerjee Road, Lenin Sarani Road, and Jawahar Lal Road. The area within 500 m of ...
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