Land use scenarios for planning new cities in Asia

AuthorSu, Cherng-tyan
Call NumberAIT Thesis no. 475
Subject(s)Regional planning--Asia
Cities and towns--Planning--Asia
Land--Asia
NoteA thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Engineering of the Asian Institute of. Technology, Bangkok, Thailand.
PublisherAsian Institute of Technology
AbstractAn innovative urban land use planning method for planning the new cities of the planned megalopolis, which is developed in the AIT\' s project. "The Design and Development of New Cities in Asia", breaks the classical method which is traditionally intuitive in locating land uses. Urban land use activities, which are usually classified into five categrod.es as: working, housing, shopping, educating, and recreating, are functionally related to one another. The importance of the relationships between each pair of them can be quantitatively measured, so that a mathematical model can seek out the locational alternative in which the interrelationship of land uses is optimum. A creative approach to urban planning, especially in planning a new city, has to consider the land use plan and transportation plan at the same time, rather than to over-emphasize either one of them. The land use plan accommodates the planned skeleton of the transportation network, whereas, the transportation plan has to deal with both the network and land use plan. This thesis study focuses on the land use plan, assuming a particular transportation network. The high efficiency processing machine the computer--provides an important assistance to this innovative land use planning method. It makes this method feasible.
Year1972
TypeThesis
SchoolStudent Research Before 1980
DepartmentOther Field of Studies (No Department)
Academic Program/FoSThesis (Year <=1979)
Chairperson(s)Drew, Donald R.
Examination Committee(s)Taylor, John L. ; Morell, David L.
Scholarship Donor(s)Asian Institute of Technology
DegreeThesis (M. Eng.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 1972


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