This book presents peer-reviewed articles from the 3rd International Conference on Opportunities and Challenges for a Resilient Future (ICOCRF 2024) held at Dehradun, India. In recent times, the world has faced unprecedented challenges affecting its inhabitants adversely. Natural disasters, climate change, and pandemic have affected public health and food securities causing economic and social disruption that has placed millions of livelihoods at great risk. It is the need of the hour to strategize and mitigate these challenges and provide solutions for the consequences of these calamities and…mehr
This book presents peer-reviewed articles from the 3rd International Conference on Opportunities and Challenges for a Resilient Future (ICOCRF 2024) held at Dehradun, India. In recent times, the world has faced unprecedented challenges affecting its inhabitants adversely. Natural disasters, climate change, and pandemic have affected public health and food securities causing economic and social disruption that has placed millions of livelihoods at great risk. It is the need of the hour to strategize and mitigate these challenges and provide solutions for the consequences of these calamities and to align with SDG goals in delivering a meaningful progress for people and the world by creating a brighter future for all. In alignment with the recent emergencies faced by global communities and sustainable development goals, this book brings with it the relevant dialogues to address the above.
Professor of Architecture & Sustainable Urbanism and Director, with forty years of versatile experience: Academia, Practice and Real estate sector in India. Graduation and doctoral study from School of Planning and Architecture; New Delhi acknowledged as 'Institute of National Importance' by government of India. Member of RIBA and SFHEA: Senior Fellow with Advance-HE(UK). Founder member of multi-disciplinary research group: Asian Universities Network Forum on Advances in Research; Japan. Awarded an Indo-Dutch fellowship to research entitled Housing Typologies in public sector housings and won first prize in a National Housing Design idea competition (CIDCO, Mumbai) including the award of the project. Keynote speaker, panellist and member of advisory committee for scientific committee for International Conferences. Advised at Boards of studies, Academic council, Convener and Resource Expert for Council of Architecture. Contributed for Indian Heritage Cities Network program, UNESCO; New Delhi; authored and collaborated for Chapters and papers and a book published by Springer entitled "Traditional Urbanism Response to Climate Change - walled City of Jaipur'. Keen interest in built environs in alignment with contemporary issues especially for Sustainable Urban development and Climate change through interdisciplinary approach.
Inhaltsangabe
Advances in Urban Building Energy Modelling.- Understanding Local Level Perception of Risk Dynamics A Study of Gurugram's Urban Villages in Pursuit of Community Resilience.- Evaluating Land Use and Land Cover Transformations in Patna City, India, Through the Application of Remote Sensing and GIS Methods.- Climate resilience as the future trend of city planning, Case of Indian cities.- Evolution of Islamic Architecture.- Reinterpretation of Ghats Exploring Cultural Narratives and Enhancing Thriving Urban Spaces.
Advances in Urban Building Energy Modelling.- Understanding Local Level Perception of Risk Dynamics A Study of Gurugram's Urban Villages in Pursuit of Community Resilience.- Evaluating Land Use and Land Cover Transformations in Patna City, India, Through the Application of Remote Sensing and GIS Methods.- Climate resilience as the future trend of city planning, Case of Indian cities.- Evolution of Islamic Architecture.- Reinterpretation of Ghats Exploring Cultural Narratives and Enhancing Thriving Urban Spaces.
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