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ISSN 1352-7614
2016
Vol. 22, Issue 3, 2016October 01, 2016 PDT

Density linked framework for plan- ning mass transit in the context of Indian cities

Nachiket S. Gosavi, Dinesh S. Hegde, Lakshmikant Hari,
IndiapopulationDensityurban populationurban expansetransit systemPower law
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Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 3, 2016

Vol. 22, Issue 3, 2016
  • Reducing Delhi’s Air Pollution
    Arpit ShahSundaravalli Narayanaswami
  • Density linked framework for plan- ning mass transit in the context of Indian cities
    Nachiket S. GosaviDinesh S. HegdeLakshmikant Hari
  • Automated and Connected Vehicles
    Preston L. Schiller
  • 22.3
    WTPP
  • Reducing Delhi’s Air Pollution
    Arpit ShahSundaravalli Narayanaswami
World Transport Policy and Practice
Gosavi, Nachiket S., Dinesh S. Hegde, and Lakshmikant Hari. 2016. “Density Linked Framework for Plan- Ning Mass Transit in the Context of Indian Cities.” World Transport Policy and Practice 22 (3). https://doi.org/10.65906/EUMW7318.
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