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Urban Flood Mitigation Strategies Using Geo Spatial Tools - A Practical Approach for Cities and Towns of Developing World

English · Hardback

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This book explores flood disasters, their impact in the world and the Indian context, assessing vulnerability and risks involved, and systematic use of GIS-enabled platforms to map mitigation measures sustainably, with special reference to the metropolitan flood mitigation endeavours.


List of contents

1. Hazard, Disaster, and Vulnerability 2. Impact Of Disasters 3. Disasters In India 4. Disaster Governance 5. Urban Flood Management 6. Urbanization And Flooding of Chennai City 7. Urbanization And Flooding of Mumbai City 8. Flood Impact Analysis Using Geospatial Tools: A Case Study of Hyderabad City 9. Micro-Level Flood Impact Analysis: A Case Study of Hyderabad City 10. Flood Mitigation Strategies Using Geospatial Tools: A Case of Hyderabad City 11. Disaster Management and Risk Reduction Using Geospatial Tools

About the author

Narendar Kumar is working as an urban planner with the Sustainable Cities & Transport program at World Resources Institute (WRI) India and lives in village Lasedi of district Churu, Rajasthan, India. He is a trained geographer and spatial planner with four years of experience in the fields of urban and regional planning. He has worked at the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi; Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur; IIT-Guwahati; and Nagpur Municipal Corporation for various projects of town planning. He has largely worked on the preparation of the master plans, regional plans, and zonal development plans. He has also worked on the Zonal Master Plan of Nahargarh Wildlife Sanctuary and Eco-Sensitive Zone, and the National Rurban Mission, Government of India. Additionally, he was engaged as an assistant professor as a visiting faculty member at Jagannath University, Jaipur, where he taught in the M.Tech urban planning discipline. Mr. Kumar is an honored life Associate of the Institute of Town Planners, India (ITPI), New Delhi, and he is interested in teaching, research, writing books and monographs, and learning across disciplines.

Summary

This book explores flood disasters, their impact in the world and the Indian context, assessing vulnerability and risks involved, and systematic use of GIS-enabled platforms to map mitigation measures sustainably, with special reference to the metropolitan flood mitigation endeavours.

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