SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT IN BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Bhopal, December 8-9, 2001
TECHNICAL
SESSION-I PLANNING FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT & ENERGY CONCERNS
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1
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Sustainable Development of Urban Areas : The Emerging Strategies | Dilip Biswas & N. Raghu Babu |
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2
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A New Language of Architecture : In Quest for A Sustainable Future | Prof. Dr. Arvind Krishan |
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3
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Planning
of Cities for Sustainable Urban Development |
J.K. Gupta |
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4
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Planning for Sustainable Built Environment | A.G. Krishna Menon |
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5
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Sustainability of Buildings | C.V. Kand |
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6
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Planning
Concepts for Sustainable Development in Built Environment |
Dr. R. B. Sharma & Lokendra Thakkar |
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7
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A Sustainable Vision for Urban India | A.K. Jain |
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8
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Cost-effective Building Technologies for Sustainable Future | V. Sriraman |
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9
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An Initiative for Energy Efficient Buildings | Bibek Bandyopadhyay |
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10
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Energy Conservation in Operation of Hotel Buildings | Virendra K. Paul, Prof. (Dr.) V. Thiruvengadam & Prof. P. Krishnan |
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11
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Energy Conservation | K. Krishna Murthy |
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12
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Sustainable Development & Mother Nature | H.C. Gupta |
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13
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Sustainable
Built Environment through Sustainable Building Design |
Vinod Kumar & A. K. Sachin |
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14
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Sustainability
with High Rise High Density Developmnt |
S.S. Mann |
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15
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Sustainable Development of Urban-Rural Areas | Rajiv Gupta, Narendar Panwar, Chetan P. Gupta & Ashutosh Bhardwaj |
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16
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Future Planning for Sustainable Built Environment in Development of Urban Extension Area of Delhi | Ashok Bhattacharjee |
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17
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Sustainable Development, A need for the Future Planning –Case Study Uttarakashi | V. K. Agarwal & R.D. Singh |
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18
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Effective Planning, Appropriate Technology and Community Participation: Ways to Sustainable Development | Manoj Choubey & Sachin Paliwal |
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19
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Sustainable Consumption Strategy for Sustainable Environment | Vijay Gupta, O.P. Gupta VSM & D. Mukhopadhaya |
TECHNICAL SESSION-II : ENVIRONMENT CONCERNS
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20
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Environment
Considerations in Development Projects |
Dr. D.K. Pandey, A.D. Narain & Ms. Nilanjana Rao |
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21
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Environmental Appraisal of Road Projects – Issue and Approach | S.K. Aggarwal |
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22
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Clean & Green –A Package to Environmental Management | Dr. N. Ashok Kumar |
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23
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Bio- Medical Waste Mismanagement – A Hazard in Built Environment | H.K. Munjal |
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24
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Environmental
Impact Assessment – A Vital Tool for Environment Protection and Sustainable
Development |
Prof. R.K. Khitoliya, S.N. Meena & Kamal Kumar |
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25
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Environmental Management of Biomedical Waste | G. S. Rosha & Parampreet Kaur Ahuja |
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26
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Planning for Sustainable Industrial Development | Sanjay P. Pathak |
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27
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Cementitious Binders from Waste Phosphogypsum | Manjit Singh & Mridul Garg |
|
28
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Fly
Ash Utilisation for Sustainable Development |
Dr. S. Kothandaraman |
TECHNICAL SESSION-III : BUILDING MATERIALS
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29
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Sustainable
Development through Recycling of Aggregates |
A.B. Pawar, S.R. Nandargikar & V.P.Ramgude |
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30
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Alternative
Building Materials for Eco-Friendly Construction |
Dr. S. Krishnamurthy, R. Subramanian & Sanjay Sharma |
|
31
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Improvement
in Concrete Construction & Maintenance for Sustainable Development |
J. Bhattacharjee |
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32
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Building Materials for Sustainable Development | Dr. K. M. Soni |
|
33
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Value
Added Building Materials from Industrial Wastes for Sustainable Development |
S. K. Malhotra & C.L. Verma |
|
34
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Composites – The future Building Material | Ms. Soumitra Biswas, Atul Mittal & Gudavalli Srikanth |
|
35
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Appropriate Cost Effective Building Materials and Technolgies | Suresh G. Dave & A.K. Jain |
TECHNICAL
SESSION-IV : GOVERNANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
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36
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Governance
for Sustainable Development in Built Environment |
Harjit Singh & Ms. Rakhi Gupta |
|
37
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Government’s Efforts Towards Sustainable Development | Deepak Narayan |
|
38
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Project
Finance and the Principles of Sustainability an Integrated Approach to Planning |
J.P. Singh & Vibhu R. Kapila |
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39
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Integrated Water Management for Sustenance of Built Environment | R.S. Goel |
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40
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Maintenance Management – A Tool of Sustainable Development of Built Environment | Dr. Ravindra Nath Munshi |
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41
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Use of Available Land for Buildings on Expansive Clays – A Case Study | R. Subramanian, A.K. Sharma & Bhagwan Singh |
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42
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Facelift of Urban Areas Through Slum Upgradation | Rajiv Nehru |
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43
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Sustainable Development in Built Environment Conflicting Interests, A Challenge | A.K. Khanna |
EARTHQUAKES
IN BUILT ENVIRONMENT
New Delhi, May 24-26, 2001
TECHNICAL
SESSION – I : RECENT EARTHQUAKES –
ISSUES & LESSONS
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1
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Performance
of Buildings During Bhuj Earthquake of Jan. 26, 2001 |
Dr. D.K. Paul |
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2
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Performance of Engineered Construction at Bhuj | Brig. S.K. Sharma & Shri Y.K. Singhal |
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3
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Bhuj Earthquake of January 26th, 2001 : Observations & Lessons | Jagdish Chander Sethi |
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4
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Damages and Rehabilitation of Defence Structures after Earthquakes in Bhuj | S. Vaidyanathan |
|
5
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Alternate
Earthquake Resisting Structural Systems in a Built Environment - From Bhuj Lessons |
Prof. B.M. Ahuja & Vipul Ahuja |
|
6
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Observations
On Select Collapsed Buildings in Ahmedabad During 26 Jan. 2001 Gujarat Earthquake |
Dr. V. Thiruvengadam and Virendra K. Paul |
|
7
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Ovservation on the Gujarat Earthquake Specifically to the City of Ahmedabad | Sanjeev Jain & Naresh Matia |
|
8
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Earthquake Effect on Various Types of building-Lessons Learnt from Recent Earthquakes in Gujarat. | J. Bhattacharjee |
|
9
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Bhuj Earthquake on January 26th 2001 & after Shocks – Some Major Issues, Lessons & Experiences | Dr. M.R. Prakash |
|
10
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Latur
Earthquake – 1993 Rehabilitation Efforts by MHADA |
D.R. Hadadare, P.M. Kothare & Arvind Dhole |
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11
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Performance of Prefabricated Buildings in 2001 Gujarat Earthquake | Dr. N.V. Ramana Rao & Dr. A.K. Asthana |
TECHNICAL
SESSION-II : EARTHQUAKES –CAUSES, EFFECTS
AND BASIC ISSUES
|
12
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Earthquakes in India – Causes – Effects and Issues | B.K. Rastogi |
|
13
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Seismic Waves and their Effects due to Bhuj Earthquake of 26th January 2001 | B.K. Rastogi |
|
14
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Microzonation of Delhi Region | Dr.K.S. Rao |
|
15
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India Meteorological Department Prepraredness
for Earthquake Mitigation and Study of Seismicity |
A.K. Shukla, G. Suresh, P.R. Baidya |
|
16
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Earthquakes : Foundations : State of Preparedness | Prof. V.K. Shrivastava & Prof. Dinesh Khare |
|
17
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Earthquake Induced Liquefaction of Soil –
An Overview |
Nakul Dev & K. Venkatachalam |
|
18
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Earthquake from Sanskrit Literature | C.V. Kand |
|
19
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Seismic Damage Scenario of a Vulnerable City – Engineering Approach |
Achal Kr. Mittal |
TECHNICAL
SESSION – III : EARTHQUACK RESISTANT
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
|
20
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Earthquake Resistant Building Design and Construction
Practices in India |
Dr. V.Thiruvengadam |
|
21
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Earthquake Resistant Structures in the wake of
Gujarat Earthquake |
Dr.S.C. Pal & Vinaykumar C.H. |
|
22
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Bridging Gap Between Theory and Practice of Earthquake
Engineering in India |
Alok Madan & Mahendra Raj |
|
23
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Earthquake Resistant Construction System with Reinforced Hollow Concrete Block Masonry – An Ideal Reconstruction Strategy for Gujarat |
N.G. Bhagavan, H.G. Sreenath, B. Sivarama Sarma
& Ramachandra Murthy |
|
24
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Seismic Design & Construction of Radisson
Hotel, New Delhi |
Vinay Gupta |
|
25
|
Base Isolation : Concept to Reality for Aseismic Protection of Structures |
K.K. Madan & R.A. Arumugam |
|
26
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Earthquake Resistant Design and Construction Practices – A Review | N. Venkataramakrishnan, R. Sankaranarayanan &
R. Radhakrishnan |
|
27
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Importance of Ductility in Coulmns of Multi-Storeyed Buildings | Dr. A.R. Santhakumar & M. Umamageshwari |
|
28
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Effects of Modelling Secondary Beams on Dynamic Response of a Nuclear Power Plant Building | Ms. Mini K. Paul, Y.T. Praveenchandra, G. Prabhakar & U.S.P. Verma |
TECHNICAL
SESSION-IV : SEISMIC VULNERABILITY OF
PRESENT INDIAN HABITATS
|
29
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Repair, Restoration of Retrofitting of Buildings | S.K. Thakkar |
|
30
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Seismic Safety Evaluation of RC Buildings | Dr. A.K. Asthana |
|
31
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Post Bhuj Earthquake Scenario of Indian Nuclear Power Plant Sites | K. Giridhar, Mini K. Paul & U.S.P. Verma |
|
32
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Seismic
Repair/Upgradation of Existing Structures A.K. Sthapak, N.V. Mahure, |
P.L. Kashyap & Dr. K. Venkatachalam |
|
33
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Performance of Masonry Buildings Under Earthquakes and Repair/Strengthnening of Damaged Buildings | M.P. Jaisingh |
|
34
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Damage Assessment in Gujarat | Rajiv Nehru |
|
35
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Upgrading
of Existing load bearing masonry Building for Earthquake Resistance Crack
Repair |
A.K. Sharma & Rajesh Khare |
|
36
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Facing Future Earthquakes | A.K. Lal |
|
37
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Failure of Road Bridges in Gujarat Earthquake – How to Improve Design to Safeguard Such Failures | J.P. Sinha |
|
38
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Seismic Vulnerability of Present Indian Habitats | N.F. Patel & S.C. Mehrotra |
TECHNICAL
SESSION-V :
GOVERNANCE FOR EARTHQUAKE SAFETY
|
39
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Institutional Set-up and Disaster Response Mechanism in India | Dr. Vinod K. Sharma |
|
40
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Due Diligence in Disaster Management | V. Suresh |
BUILT
ENVIRONMENT – LAWS, RULES & REGULATIONS
Pondicherry, December 8-9, 2000
SUB THEME : LAWS AND REGULATIONS FOR LAND, BUILDING
AND ENVIRONMENT
|
1
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Impact of Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) Rules on Low Cost Housing Schemes of MHADA in Mumbai. | Ajit Pawar, Vilas Karandikar & D.V. Mandlekar |
|
2
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Legislation for Environment and Sustainable Development | A.K. Jain |
|
3
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Norms for Climatic Design and Evaluation of A Building | P.K. Ratho |
|
4
|
Statutory Provisions for Safety in Construction and Vulnerability Status | Dr.
V Thiruvengadam, P. Krishnan, Virendra K. Paul & Ms. Mamata R. Singh |
|
5
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Planning & Development Control. | M.K.Ranade & R.D. Hadap |
|
6
|
Arbitration
in Construction Industry: Emerging Trends and its Impact on Contracts |
S. Radhakrishnan & Dr. T. Sundararajan |
|
7
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Building Fire Safety Legislation in India and the Hazard Status | P.
Krishnan, Dr. V. hiruvengadam, Vrindra K. Paul & Ms. Mamata R. Singh |
|
8
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Are our Building Laws so Effective to Promote Built Environment | Ashok Kumar |
|
9
|
The
Need of Evolving Comprehensive Standards of Materials in Connection with
Flame Retardancy |
Maj. Gen. V. Badnwar (Retd.) PVSM, VSM |
|
10
|
Planning and Development Control, Building By Laws. | D. Ajitha Simha |
|
11
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Towards
a Humane Environment – A Fresh Look at Planning and Development Controls. |
K. Martin |
|
12
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Legal Aspects Pertaining to Electrical Services to Buildings | B.G. Jadhav |
|
13
|
Built Environment and ;Municipal Laws, Rules & Regulations | H.C. Gupta |
|
14
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Privatisation of Land Development and Land Acquisition Acts in Indian Conditions | Dr. M.R. Prakash |
|
15
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Role of Law in Urban Development | J.K. Gupta |
|
16
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Environmental Problems & Steps for Improvement | Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi & S.M. Ramchandani |
|
17
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Study of Policies on Farm Houses in Delhi and its Effect on Environment | O.P.
Gupta, VSM, D. Mukhopadhyay, O.P. Malik, K.L. Sapra & Vijay Gupta |
|
18
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Arbitration-its Marriage with Time and Development | Surendra Kumar Shrivastav & Baikuntha Nath Mohapatra |
|
19
|
Building
Bye Laws and Built Form – A Case Study of Pune |
Prasanna A. Desai, Amol Deshpande Dheeraj Patil |
|
20
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Impact
of Development Control Rules in Urban Development – A Case Study of Chennai |
C.H. Gopinatha Rao |
|
21
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Understanding Disputes in Specifications. | P. Kadiravan & S. Kothandaraman |
|
22
|
Contract,
Arbitration and ADR in Built Environment – An Overview |
Gopal Chandra Sahoo & Gopinath Sahoo |
SUB THEMES
: i) REGULATORY SYSTEMS FOR BUILDING PROFESSIONALS
ii) TAXES
|
23
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Welfare of Construction Worker’s Acts –
A Critical Review. |
K.B. Rajoria |
|
24
|
Regulatory Systems for Profession of Engineering | Sharat Chandra Gupta |
|
25
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Rating of Developers & Their Projects | Col. Prithvi Nath VSM (Retd.) |
|
26
|
Service Charges on Indian Railway | A.B. Khare |
|
27
|
Buildings, Practices & Regulations. |
C.V. Kand |
|
28
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The Isthmus of Hope | S.K. Shrivastav & Shri Baikuntha Nath Mohapatra |
|
29
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882 – Mortgages | Harshman Sharma |
|
30
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Service Tax on ConsultingEngineers and Architects – an Analysis. |
Sharat Chandra Gupta |
|
31
|
Labour Laws - Liberalization | R.P. Arora |
|
32
|
The Building and other Construction Wrokers (Regulationof
Employment and Conditions of Service) Central Rules, 1998 – Implimentation
Status. |
H.K. Munjal |
|
33
|
Property Tax Laws – Need for Demystification
and Simplification. |
V.K. Saluja |
|
34
|
Architects Act, 1972 |
M.K. Ranade |
|
35
|
Registration Criterion of Contractors | Dr. K.M. Soni |
EDUCATION
AND TRAINING OF BUILDING PROFESSIONALS
New Delhi, April 20-22, 2000
PLENARY SESSION
: EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF BUILDING
PROFESSIONALS
|
I
|
Education and Training of Building Professionals and Workers : An Overview |
Prof. Ashoka Chandra |
|
II
|
Construction Industry Development – Human
and Institutional Aspects |
Shri V. Suresh |
|
III
|
Education and Training of Building Professionals from User / Industry point of View |
Dr. Som Datt |
|
IV
|
Quality and Sustainability of Education and Training of Building Professionals | Dr. H.C. Visvesvaraya |
|
V
|
Education & Training of Building Professional – Distant and Flexi Education | Prof. Abdul W. Khan |
|
VI
|
Education & Training of Building Artisans (CIDC-IGNOU Model) |
P.R. Swarup |
|
VII
|
Education and Training of Building Professionals- Student’s Point of View |
Dharama Teja Bobba, Dipanjan Bhattacharjee & Ashish Verma |
|
VIII
|
Student Over-view on Present Education Scenario for Building Professionals | Jatin Shah & Vikas Mann |
TECHNICAL SESSION – I : MANAGEMENT OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
|
1
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Manpower for Construction Industry; Civil Engineers and Architects. | M.S. Ramanujam & K. Raghavan |
|
2
|
Educating and Training of Building Professionals | S.S. Chakraborty |
|
3
|
Education the Future Architects-Problems and Prospects |
Prof. Jitendra Singh & Prof. Gaurav Singh |
|
4
|
Civil Engineering Education-Restructuring Thereof | S.C. Gupta |
|
5
|
Accreditation : A Tool for Quality Assurance in Technical Institution |
Anil Kumar |
|
6
|
Education and Training of Building Professionals at Diploma Level | Dr. S. Krishnamurthy, Prof. R. Subramanian, Prof. B.M.Dhir & Dr. L.N. Mittal |
|
7
|
Civil Engineering Education, Research and Development : Need for Wider Industry – Institute Interaction | Dr. K. Ramamurthy, Dr. K.N. Satyanarayana & Dr. V. Kalyanaraman |
|
8
|
Role of Research & Development in Educationand
Training of Building Professionals- A Prespective |
K.R.S. Krishnan |
|
9
|
Digital Imaging in Teaching Construction Process | R. Gupta, M.K. Bhatt & M.K. Rohil |
|
10
|
Architectural Education |
Prof. Alok Ranjan, Ashok Pareek & Satish Pipralia |
|
11
|
Obligations and Responsibilities of Technical Teachers | Prof. Anil Chotmarada |
|
12
|
Building Construction Engineering as a Degree Course -A need
of the time. |
Prof. R.K. Khitoliya, & A.K. Sen |
|
13
|
Research, Industry and Institute Interaction for Human Resource Development of Building Professionals | O.P. Rao |
|
14
|
Orienting Technical Education in 21st Century
to Demands of Technological Society |
Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi |
|
15
|
Technical Education : Some Basic Issues | Balvinder Singh |
TECHNICAL
SESSION-II : BUILDING SCIENCE EDUCATION –
REVIEW OF CONTENTS
|
16
|
Innovative
Design of Technical Education with Particular Reference to Building Professionals |
Prem Saran Satsangi |
|
17
|
Need and Technique of Value Engineering for Preliminary Design | P.K. Ratho |
|
18
|
Construction Management Education : A Fresh Look | Dr. (Ms.) A. Srividya & Bhimaraya A. Metri |
|
19
|
Building Science Education – E&M Services for Building Professionals | H.K. Munjal |
|
20
|
Education Needs for Building Professionals | P. Krishnan, Virendra Kr. Paul, & Ms. Mamata R. Singh |
|
21
|
Experience
of Master Degree Programme in Building Engineering and Management in Development of Building Professionals |
Dr. V. Thiruvengadam, Virendra Kr. Paul, & Ms. Mamata R. Singh |
|
22
|
Coral
Aggregate Concrete – What is it? Why is it to be included as a New
Topic? |
K.K. Madan & R.A. Arumugam |
|
23
|
Need for Training on Repair/Rehabilitation of Concrete Structurers | J. Bhattacharjee |
|
24
|
Energy Auditing in Buildings | Prof. Dulal Goldar |
|
25
|
A.
Review of Educational Aspects on Fly Ash and its Characterisation |
Dr.
K. Venkatachalam, M.L. Soni, A.K. Sthapak & Ms. R.K. Venkatqachalam |
|
26
|
Environmental Education for Building Professionals | J.K. Goel |
|
27
|
R.C.C.
Repair : Vision & Strategies for 21st Century |
Sachin Kumar Agarwal & Sanjay Kumar |
TECHNICAL
SESSION-III : IN SERIVCE EDUCATION AND
TRAINING
|
28
|
HRD challenges for construction Industry | Prof. P.B. Sharma, Ms. Sinali Saxena & Ms. Monica Saxena |
|
29
|
Quality of Engineering Education, Training & Performance | Prof. B.M. Ahuja |
|
30
|
Education of Building Professionals – Indian Railways View Point | Vinod Kumar & Rajesh Agarwal |
|
31
|
Continuing Education Scheme for Architectural
Engineers |
Dr. P. Suryanarayana |
|
32
|
In Service Education and Training – Sandwich
Courses |
R.M. Ambadkar & Ms. S.A. Bhalchandra |
|
33
|
Training of Building Professionals in C.P.W.D. | Deepak Narayan |
|
34
|
Education and Training in Civil Engineering | Dr. K.M. Soni |
|
35
|
Ambience in a Training Centre and its impact on
Training |
Shyam Narain |
|
36
|
Excellence in Working of Building Professionals
only by Rajyoga (Meditation) |
R.G. Dangayach |
|
37
|
Disaster Management and Earthquake Resistant Design in Education-A Structural Engineer’s View Point | Prof B.M. Ahuja & Vipul Ahuja |
|
38
|
A Model Training System for Engineers in Built Environment in Govt. Sector | M. Balasubramanian, V. Ramachandran & N. Venkatramakrishnan |
|
39
|
Valu Engineering – A Saviour in the Present Competitive
Globalised Scenario |
Sushil K. Balaji |
TECHNICAL
SESSION – IV : EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF
WORKMEN
|
40
|
Worker Training Schemes in Construction Trades | Prof. K.N. Vaid |
|
41
|
Education and Training of Workers in the Construction Sector | Dr. H.S. Anand |
|
42
|
Training and Retraining of Construction Workmen | A.K. Sarkar |
|
43
|
Training for Small Contractors | Manmohan Verma & C.L.N. Murthy |
|
44
|
Education and Training of Artisans in Bundelkhand
Region |
Ms. Gayatri Ratnam Rajesh |
|
45
|
Training for the dissemination of Construction Technologies – Lessons From HUDCO/HSMI Experiance |
Ms. Gayatri Ratnam Rajesh |
|
46
|
Education and Training of Construction Workmen | Ali Farid |
|
47
|
Workmen Training in Construction Industry in View of Global Competition |
Dr. R.K. Khitoliya, S.N. Meena and Ravi Kapur |
BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM
Chennai, October 22-23, 1999
TECHNICAL SESSION-I &
II : TECHNIQUES AND TECHNOLOGIES
|
1
|
Requisites of the Technology for the Next Millenium | V.S. Karandikar, P.D. Wani |
|
2
|
Reddy Mixed concrete for the Next Millennium | N. Rajamani |
|
3
|
New
Detailing Concepts for Ductility Enhancement of Reinforced Concrete |
N. Lakshmanan, B. Sivarama Sarma |
|
4
|
Bench Marking in Construction Industry | A. Srividhya, Bhimraja Metri |
|
5
|
Composite
Beam and Slab Techniques using Precast Prestressed Concrete Planks for a Cost Effective and Durable Construction |
V.P. Sathyavaageiswaran, A.R. Santhakumar, N. Venkatramakrishnan |
|
6
|
Poured in-situ Cellular Light Weight Concrete Walling for Low Income Housing | G.B. Singh |
|
7
|
Trenchless
Construction Methods an their Application to Municipal Works |
N. Ravi |
|
8
|
Field Application for Cost-Effective Construction Materials and Techniques | N. Venkatramakrishnan, v. Ramachandran, P. Gopal |
|
9
|
Foundation Engineering for the Millennium | K.R. Saxena |
|
10
|
Sharing Ancient Wisdom – (Pyramid Roof at Barikpur, Orissa), A Message for New Millennium | P.K. PEU Das |
|
11
|
Cost Reduction Techniques in Construction Management | A. Veerappan |
|
12
|
Effect
of High Strength Concrete and Non-Compatible Stress Steel on Durability
of RC Structures |
C.S. Suryawanshi |
|
13
|
Use of HPFRC in Hinged Zones of Contimuous Beams | G.S. Thirugnanam, P. Govindan |
|
14
|
Hysteretic Response of Multistorey Brick Infilled RC Frame Under Lateral Loads | C. Imarani, P. Govindan |
|
15
|
Prediction
of Compressive Strength of hardened Concrete and N.D.T. of Fresh Concrete
by Electrical Resistance |
S.A. Bhalchandra, A.H. Bhalchandra |
|
16
|
Brick
Masonry Shells |
M. Ferozkhan, K.P. Sathyamurthy |
|
17
|
Improving Customer Satisfaction Through House of Quality in Building construction Industry | A. Srividya, Bhimarayametri |
|
18
|
Composite
Steel Concrete Construction – An Overview |
V.K. Gupta, Others |
|
19
|
Provision of Sand Gravel Mix as Sub-base of Foundation for poor Bearing Soils | A. Pragadeeswaran |
|
20
|
Opportunities
for Equality and Full Participation of Disabled in Built Environment |
Virendra Kr. Paul, P.R. Mehta, Mamata R.Singh |
|
21
|
Lime-Paddy
Husk Cement Combine for Ground Improvement |
R. Srinivasaraghavan, P.N. Raghunath, R. Baskar, K.Suguna |
|
22
|
Risk Management | Kirty Dave |
|
23
|
Need for Reconstruction of Buildings for Producers Net Working | Rajnish Prakash, Priyavrat Thareja |
|
24
|
Building
Construction – a Multi Disciplinary Activity |
Rajnish Prakash |
|
25
|
Protective
Coating for Steel Pipes in Corrosive Atmosphere |
C.V. Porchelvi, Caroline Swaroopa, G.M. Samuel Knight |
TECHNICAL
SESSION – III & IV : BUILDING MATERIALS
|
26
|
Advance Construction Materials for Performance Oriented Concrete Structures | K.
Venkatachalam, N. Chandrasekaran, M.L. Soni, A.K. Sthapak |
|
27
|
Cement
types and their Applications – Indian Scenario |
A.K. Jian |
|
28
|
Hollow Concrete Blocks Masonry – A Technology recently adopted by DDA |
H.C. Gupta |
|
29
|
Quality System in Testing laboratories for Building
Materials and Technologies General requirements |
K.R.S. Krishanan |
|
30
|
Use of Light Gauge Steel Members in Building Construction |
S. Senthil Selvan |
|
31
|
Energy Efficient Slag Lime Bricks | S.K. Malhotra, S.P. Tehri, C.L.Verma |
|
32
|
Innovative Buildings Materials in Experimental Housing at RRL - Bhopal |
J. Prabakar & Others |
|
33
|
Building Materials and Architectural Vocabulary | K.K. Kapila, Prabhakar Begde |
|
34
|
Plastics – Material for Construction for
Next Millennium |
Chetan Kumar Gautam |
|
35
|
Utilisation of HPC for Important Concrete Structures
In the New Millennium |
J. Bhattacharjee |
|
36
|
Applicationsl for Polymer Concrete Comnposites
for Civil Engineering Structures |
K. Sukumaran |
|
37
|
Some Appropriate Building Construction Materials for the New Millennium in the context of Sustainable Growth |
V. Verreyya |
|
38
|
Fibre Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Composites and
their Applications in Civil Engineering |
R. Santhakumar, S. Senthil Selvan, S. Kannabiran |
|
39
|
Experimental Investigations on Corrosion Resistant Steel- A New Millennoum Bar for Rainforcing Concrete |
T.S. Thandavamoorthy |
|
40
|
Quarry Fines – as a Bhuilding Material | D.L. Venkatesh Babu |
|
41
|
Economic
Consideration of Stabilised Soil Block |
P. Eswaramoorthy, E.K. Paneer Selvam, M. Kirubakar |
|
42
|
Effect
of Flyash on the Pore Size Distribution of Concrete |
Rakesh Kumar, P.K. Sikdar |
|
43
|
Fibre Rainforced Concrete and Adaptive Structure | P. Nallathambi |
|
44
|
Building
Materials |
R.H. Tadvi, P.D. Aher |
|
45
|
Use
of Revycled Aggregate in Development of Concrete |
M. Potha Raju, Gorantala Vasu Babu, S. Vijaya Kumar |
TECHNICAL
SESSION – V : ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS
|
46
|
Eco-Technology and Bio-Architecture for Sustainable Development | A.K. Jain |
|
47
|
Energy and Environmental Considerations in the
Buildings |
S.S. Mann, S.K. Dixit |
|
48
|
Conservation of Electrical Energy & Material
Saving in Multi-Storeyed Building |
G. Srinivasan |
|
49
|
Environmental Management System for Building Projects |
P. Krishnan, Virendra Kr. Paul, Mamata R. Singh |
|
50
|
A Building’s Energy Profile | Jagadish Kumar Goel |
|
51
|
Energy Efficient Management in Built Environment | Deepak Narayan |
|
52
|
Environmental Protection Requirements during Construction
of Major Development Projects |
T. Kalyana Sundaram, S.A. Verma |
|
53
|
Energy Considerations and Building Construction | H. K. Munjal |
|
54
|
Eco-Friendly Technologies – Only Solution for Sustainable Development | K.M. Soni |
TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
New Delhi, April 22 – 24, 1999
TECHNICAL
SESSION – I : TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT –
STATE OF THE ART
|
1
|
Total Quality Management in Construction Industry | Sohrab |
|
2
|
Total Quality Management – A Perspective for Construction Industry | S. Subramanian |
|
3
|
Total Quality Management Applied to the Construction Industry | J.N. Bhavani Prasad |
|
4
|
Quality Management in Design and Construction Organisation | Col. A.L. Sandhal, SM |
|
5
|
Integrating TQM with Other Management Techniques | Col. Ashok Bangia, Col. Vijay K.P. Singh, Maj.Rajinder S. Bhanwala |
|
6
|
Quality Cost Management – A Password for Excellence in Construction Industry | A.Ray Chaudhuri |
|
7
|
Total
Quality Management in Construction of Model Towns |
Dr. M.R. Prakash |
TECHNICAL
SESSION – II : QUALITY STANDARDS,
CERTIFICATION & ACCREDITATION
|
8
|
Role
of ISO 9000 in Implementing Construction Projects |
J. Venkataraman |
|
9
|
Total Quality Management Through Core Quality Compliance in Construction Industry | Prof. Ajit Patwardhan |
|
10
|
Laboratory
Accreditation and its Role in Quality Assurance |
Dr. A.K. Chakrabarty |
|
11
|
Total Quality Management in R&D Projects | K.A. Siraskar |
|
12
|
Application of Quality System ISO 9000 in Structural Designs | Jose Kurian, Dr. A.K. Mittal |
|
13
|
Quality Management in Engineering Construction | Dr. K.M. Soni |
TECHNICAL
SESSION – III : ROLE OF INSPECTIONS,
AUDITING IN QUALITY MANAGEMENT, HUMAN RESOURCES
DEVELOPMENT FOR TQM
|
14
|
Inspection and Audit of Public Works | T.S. Ratnam |
|
15
|
Quality
Audit : Role, Scope and Approach in Building Construction |
Mamta R. Singh, Virendra Kr. Paul, P. Krishnan |
|
16
|
Quality
Audit is a Tool of Total Quality Management |
O.P. Gupta VSM, Vijay Gupta |
|
17
|
Total
Quality Management in Building Design – Need for Leadership |
Virendra Kr. Paul |
|
18
|
Guidelines for Quality Plan | A.K. Tandon |
|
19
|
Application
of Quality Systems in Architectural Conservation Projects |
Nalini M. Thakur, Virendra Kr. Paul |
|
20
|
Human Resource Development for Total Quality Management | Kiran Kumar Kapil, Prabhakar Begde |
|
21
|
Role of Owner’s Team and Quality | Dr. Vandana Bhatt |
|
22
|
Quality
System in the Architectural Design Process – An Overview |
Meenu Mittal |
|
23
|
Building Total Quality in Construction | Priyavrat Thareja, Rajnish Prakash |
|
24
|
Role of Inspections, Auditing in Quality Management | R.P. Lahiri |
TECHNICAL
SESSION – IV & V : TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT
IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
|
25
|
Quality Circles – A Way to Quality Improvement | A.B. Pawar, S.M. Nerkar, J.M. Torvi |
|
26
|
TQM : A Blue Print for Construction | Prof. B.M. Ahuja, Vipul Ahuja, Dr. Sarita Nagpal |
|
27
|
TQM
in Building Construction : Application and Implementation |
O.P. Rao |
|
28
|
Total Quality Management in Construction Industry | Major General M.C. Rawat AVSM (Retd.) |
|
29
|
Total Quality Management – A System Approach | N. Thangavelu, V. Ramachandran, N. Venkatramakrishnan |
|
30
|
CPWD Towards Total Quality Management | K.K. Madan, R.A. Arumugam |
|
31
|
Contracts Management for Quality in Construction | Kirty Dave |
|
32
|
A
Quality System Model for the Construction Industry |
Avik Mitra |
|
33
|
Need for Total Quality Approach in Building Construction | P.D. Wani, S.M. Nerkar |
|
34
|
Quality Control Management Application in Construction Projects | Deepak Narayan |
|
35
|
Total Quality Management in Construction Industry | M.S. Masand, Col. J.C. Bhatia |
|
36
|
Improving
Quality in Building Construction Through TQM |
Sudhir Kumar, Suresh Gupta |
|
37
|
Quality
Management in Construction – Certain Basic Aspects |
J. Bhattacharjee |
|
38
|
Total
Quality Management and Present Day Field Practicdes |
Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi |
|
39
|
Building Maintenance – An Approach to TQM by PWD | V.B. Borge, S.M. Nerkar |
|
40
|
Quality
Management in Central Public Works Department |
Virendra Sharma |
|
41
|
Quality
Systems and Quality Management in CPWD – TQM Approach |
P.B. Vijay, S.K. Mittal, V. Sharma |
PREFABRICATION
AND MECHANIZATION IN BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION
Pune, October 30-31,1998.
SUB THEME
– I – SCOPE FOR USE OF PRE-FABRICATED
PRODUCTS
|
1
|
Prefabricated concrete products and innovative techniques of construction for mass housing schemes | H. G. Sreenath |
|
2
|
Partial
prefabrication in mass housing an appropriate solution |
B.N. Moolchandani, A. N. Purohit |
|
3
|
Distress
in precast elements of world trade centre |
C.V. Kand |
|
4
|
Aesthetics
in mechanization and prefabrication in building construction |
V. R. Atre, B.W. Dhumale |
|
5
|
Fly Ash prefabricates | Vimal Kumar, Chandinath Jha |
|
6
|
Laboratory
to land technology transfer Mechanism – Building centre experience |
D.R. Hadadare , V.V. Vangikar |
|
7
|
Partial pre-fabrication: Need of the day | Er. Krishna Kant |
|
8
|
Construction
of C.R. Booking office Using Industrialized large panel system |
S.C. Gupta, A. B. Shah |
|
9
|
Prefabrication
– A technological break through for mass housing construction |
Hasmukh J. Parekh |
|
10
|
Prefab
System Building in India – Retrospection & future perspective |
N. N. Bhise |
|
11
|
Use of precast items | B. N. Moolchandani, R.C. Singhvi,S.N. Calla D.C. Babel, R. K. Sachdeva, Vivek Sharma |
|
12
|
Prefabrication : A case study | J.K. Goel |
SUB THEME
– II - MECHANISATION IN CONSTRUCTION
PROCESS
|
13
|
Industrialisation
of Civil Engineering Construction with Proven, Preformed/prefabricated building components |
V.S. Karandikar, G.R. Bharitkar, V.G. Jana |
|
14
|
System building with tunnel form - A few constructional features | B.V.B. Pai, V. R. Kularni |
|
15
|
Ready-mix
concrete-Value added construction material |
A. K. Jain |
|
16
|
Vital parameters in mechanized construction | Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi |
|
17
|
Lift slab construction techniques | Dr. Lalit Gumashta |
|
18
|
Diaphragm walls for building foundations :Mechanisation speeds up construction | Jose Kurian, Dr. A.K.Mittal, Sudhir Kumar |
|
19
|
Mechanisation
of construction process -“Tunnel form” |
A. L. Sekar, R. Shankar Narayanan |
|
20
|
Design of some special type of prefabricated structures | Lt Col. TBS Bedi, Chetan Kumar Gautam |
|
21
|
Mechanisation of pre-cast and pre-fabricated construction of buildings | Prof. Janardan Jha |
|
22
|
Durability
and mechanization aspects in concrete construction |
Deepak Narayan, Virendra Sharma |
|
23
|
Industrialization in building construction | V.P. Gupta |
SUB THEME
– III – PREFABRICATION AND MECHANISATION IN
LOW COST HOUSING AND SLUM DEVELOPMENT
|
24
|
Scope
for use of modern Technology for low cost Housing for slum redevelopment
|
V.S. Karandikar, S.Y. Jogalekar |
|
25
|
MHADA
experience for use of pre-fabricated products in Low Cost Housing |
D.R. Hadadare , P.M. Kothare |
|
26
|
Significance
of prefabrication & mechanization in low cost housing |
O.P. Rao, S.D. Garg |
|
27
|
Prefabrication
in low cost housing with ferro-cement replacing timber |
Dr. U.C. Kalita |
|
28
|
Potential
application of prefabrication in low cost housing and slum development |
Dr. R.K. Khitoliya, Dr. Purabi Sen, Dr. K. Venkatachalam |
|
29
|
An
experience in mass housing project |
S.M.A.K. Azad |
|
30
|
Use of Prequalification criteria for Evaluation/appointment of Prefab Agencies | S.R. Tambe, V.S. Karandikar, P.M. Kothare |
|
31
|
Low
cost prefabricated housing basic approach |
D. Ajitha Simha |
|
32
|
Scope of prefabrication in low cost housing | K. Krishna Murthy |
|
33
|
Role
of D.C. Regulations in slum redevelopment schemes with Prefabricated element – Restrictions and Relaxations |
V.S. Karandikar, D.V. Mandlekar |
URBAN DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGES OF
ENERGIES 21ST
CENTURY :
FORGING PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP
New Delhi, April 28-30, 1998.
SUB-THEME l : URBAN CHALLENGES OF 21ST CENTURY
|
1
|
Construction Systems-A Challenge – Action
for Upgradation |
N. Thangavelu, V. Ramachandran, N. Venkatramakrishnan |
|
2
|
Challenges of Emerging 21st Century Towards Urban Centres-Some Lessons from Rann of Kutchch in State of Gujarat |
|
|
3
|
Performance Evaluation of Energy Efficient Buildings Suitable for Different Climate Conditions | G.N. Tiwari, Neeraj Lugani Sethi, A.K. Singh, R.K. Goyal |
|
4
|
Rehabilitation of Structures—A Challenge | B.M. Ahuja, Vipul Ahuja |
|
5
|
Sustainable Development of Old Properties in Island City of Mumbai |
Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi |
|
6
|
Environment Hazard Reduction of Coal Ashes and their Application as Building Material |
Satish Kumar, Kishor Kumar, D.S. Tolia |
|
7
|
Urban Planning Challenges in India In 21st Century: Need for Paradigm Shift |
B.C. Datta |
|
8
|
Priority for Flyash based Industries Under Private
Sector |
Dr. I.C. Syal, Prof. Umesh Sharma |
|
9
|
Thermal Comfort in Buildings | J.K. Goel |
|
10
|
Urban Development Challenges of Emerging 21st Century- Agenda for Action |
J.K Gupta |
|
11
|
Environmental Scenario of Urban India | A.K. Lal |
|
12
|
Problem and Growth Management in the City of Delhi: Planning for Sustainable Development |
A.K. Sinha, D. Parmar |
|
13
|
Thermal Comfort Design with Climate | Brig S.K. Sharma, M.V. Anturkar |
|
14
|
Urban
Development Challenges of Emerging 21st Century-Forging Public/Private Partnership |
Prof. M. B. Saxena, Ms. Sarita Dash |
SUB-THEME II : REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT & MANAGEMENT
|
15
|
Real
Estate Development in India – The Challenges Ahead |
Dr. P.S.N. Rao |
|
16
|
A
Computer Based Decision Support System for Holistic Development of Regions in the 21st Century |
Milind V. Telang, N.K. Tayal, G. C. Nayak |
|
17
|
Realistic Real Estate Management | Anil Chotmarada, Praveen Garg |
|
18
|
Impact of Building Sickness on Work Environment | K.K. Madan, R.A. Arumugam |
|
19
|
An Energy Efficient City | Dr. R.K. Singal |
|
20
|
Innovative Applications of Building Technology Restructured to face The Challenges of Housing Demands in 21st Century |
SDr. Lalit Gumashta |
SUB-THEME III : INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
|
21
|
Multi-Sectoral Investment Planning for Integrated Urban Infrastructure Development |
Florian Steinberg |
|
22
|
Infrastructure Development : Relocation and Resettlement –Who Pays? |
Piyush Tiwari |
|
23
|
A Study on Financial and Contractual Issues in
BOT Projects |
Arun Kumar, M L Kansal, Geeta Arora, Sanjay Kumar |
|
24
|
Issues in Public-Private Sector Partnering in
Housing and Urban Infrastructure |
Prof. K.N. Vaid |
|
25
|
Infrastructure Services-Public Private Participation | P.K. Kaul, Sunil Bery |
|
26
|
Stalemate in Private Sector take Off for Infrastructure
: Is Management Joint-venture for Public Sector Undertakings A Feasible Solution |
Sudhir Bhatia |
|
27
|
Infrastructure Development of Andaman & Nicobar –Past, Present and Future | A.K. Arora |
|
28
|
Strategy and Sequencing of Infrastructure Development | K. Krishna Murthy |
|
29
|
Need for Upgrading Infrastructure Services in
Existing Townships With a Focus on Economically Viable Water Supply Services |
D. R. Pathak |
|
30
|
Need for Urgent Thrust on Speedy Infrastructure Development in Delhi |
Dr. S.P. Bansal |
|
31
|
Role of Different Authorities in Infrastructure
Development |
K.A. Patil, P.M. Nikam, S.S. Jamkar |
|
32
|
Urban Water Supply : A Challenge | S.C. Sud, R.S. Goel |
FIFTY YEARS OF
BUILDING INDUSTRY IN INDIA
RETROSPECT AND VISIONS AHEAD
Chandigarh, June 19-20, 1997.
SUB THEME I : RURAL
HOUSING & GENERAL ISSUES
|
1
|
Shelter in the rural Context | V.K. Grover |
|
2
|
Study
for Cost Effective Rural Housing with Special Reference to Coral Islands |
K.K. Madan, R.A.Arumugam |
|
3
|
Impact
of Housing Crisis and Development Technology on 21st Century |
P.S. Gaidhane, Dr. C.S. Suryawanshi |
|
4
|
Energy Efficient Buildings in Cold Climates | P.S. Chadha, S.M. Amrit |
|
5
|
Value Engineering in Construction Projects | Rajnish Prakash, Himanshu Sharma |
|
6
|
Shelter for All : A Perspective for India | Piyush Tiwari |
|
7
|
A New Approach to Rural Housing | D. Ajitha Simha |
|
8
|
Housing Finance & Role of National Housing Bank | P.K. Kaul |
|
9
|
Rural Development in Delhi | R.G. Gupta |
|
10
|
The
Status of our Provincial PWDs : Re-Engineering the Job Design – for Sustainable Existence in the 21st Century Building Industry |
Sudhir Bhatia |
|
11
|
Housing Scenario in India –Problems and Prospects | A. K. Lal |
|
12
|
Human Waste Management in Urban and Rural Housing | Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak |
|
13
|
Low
Cost Housing for Soils of Low Bearing Capacity in Assam |
P.K. Singla, Dr. Baljeet S. Kapoor |
SUB THEME II : URBAN HOUSING
|
14
|
Urban Housing | S.K. Midha |
|
15
|
50 Years of Urban Development in India where Do We Go From Here? |
A.K. Jain |
|
16
|
Problem of Urban Housing and the Training of Urban Planners |
I.J.S. Bakshi |
|
17
|
Free Housing-Mumbai Way (SRD & R Scheme 1996) |
S. Jethwani |
|
18
|
Urban Housing and Its Environment | B.P. Kukrety, J.K. Goel |
|
19
|
Housing for All in Urban India- Issues & Strategies |
J.K. Gupta |
|
20
|
Urban Housing Problem and Solution | Dr. K. Ventkatachalam, Dr. R.K. Hitoliya, Mrs.
R.Chitra & Mrs. J. Khitoliya |
|
21
|
Perspective Urban Planning in Twenty First Century | Gauri Shankar Dubey |
SUB THEME-III:
OTHER BUILDINGS & MATERIALS
|
22
|
Materials
for the Construction of a Modern Hospital |
K.K. Jerath |
|
23
|
High
Performance Concrete and the Building Sector in 21st Century |
S.K. Khanna, Jose Kurian, A.K. Mittal |
|
24
|
Welded Wire Fabric as Structural Reinforcement | Dr. I.C. Syal, Rajiv Syal |
|
25
|
Non
Residential and Multipurpose Structures- Past and Future |
K. Krishna Murthy |
|
26
|
Innovative Technology & New Materials Combinations for Construction | G.B. Singh |
|
27
|
Smart/Intelligent
Buildings- Concepts and a Case Study |
H.K. Munjal |
|
28
|
Program
for Development of Geodesic Domes: Case Studies for Generation and Analysis |
Ashok Gupta, Vinay Mehta, S.C. Dhawan |
|
29
|
Building Design Practices an Overview | P.K. Ninawe |
|
30
|
Concrete
Structures in India and its Need for qualitative Improvement & Maintenance |
J. Bhattacharjee |
|
31
|
Applications
of Pre-Painted Galvanized Steel Sheets in Building and Construction Industry |
V.K. Agarwal. |
BUILT ENVIRONMENT
& NATURAL HAZARDS
New Delhi, February 7-8, 1997
SUB-THEME
I: CYCLONES AND OTHER WIND RELATED HAZARDS
|
1
|
Cyclone
Damages in Godawari Districts of Andhra Pradesh A Preliminary Engineering
Report |
P. Ravindranathan & P.G. Kavi |
|
2
|
Estimation
of Risk of Industrial Structures Against Failure From Cyclone Winds |
K. Balaji, S. Somayaji & A. Meher Prasad |
|
3
|
Design
and Construction of Buildings and Structures in Cyclone Prone Areas |
Dr. N. Lakshmanan & J. Shanmugasundram |
|
4
|
Rehabilitation of a Wind Damaged Large Span Hangar | Sudesh Dhiman & P.S. Ray |
|
5
|
Cyclone Forecasting and Warning System in India | G.S. Mandal |
|
6
|
Studies
of Structural Failures During 1996 Cyclones in Andhra Pradesh |
N. Verma & V.K. Gupta |
|
7
|
Devastation
of A.P. Coast November 1977 and Development |
K. Krishna Murthy |
SUB-THEME II: EARTHQUAKES
|
8
|
Indian
Experience in Earthquakes Disaster Mitigation |
Dr. D.K. Paul |
|
9
|
Relevance
of Great Hanshin Earthquake 1995 in the Indian Context |
S.K. Khanna, Joes Kurian, A.K. Mittal & Balraj Chadha |
|
10
|
Built
Environment of Village Pethsangvi After Earthquakes of September 1993 |
A.M. Mahajan |
|
11
|
Rehabilitation of Killari Earthquake Victims | K.A. Siraskar & M.A. Sinare |
|
12
|
Planning
for Basic Infrastructure for Immediate Relief for Earthquake Disaster |
Virendra Kumar Paul & Dr. V. Thiruvengadam |
|
13
|
Geotechnical
Hazards Due to Earthquakes and Overview |
Robin Chowdhury |
|
14
|
Earthquake Prediction Programmes of Some Countries | Dr. A.K. Asthana |
|
15
|
Earthquake Resistant Non-Engineered Buildings | Dr. Pratima Rani Bose |
SUB-THEME
III: NATURAL HAZARDS: MITIGATION AND
MANAGEMENT
|
16
|
Response
of Built Environment to Natural Hazards and Their Mitigation |
K.K. Madan & R.A. Arumugam |
|
17
|
Built
Environment in Himalayan Region and Its Protection from Natural Hazards |
T.N. Gupta, M.M. Mistry & V.K. Sethi |
|
18
|
Action
Plan for Natural Disaster Mitigation in India |
Sharat Chandra Gupta |
|
19
|
Risk
in Cities – A Case of Delhi and an Outline Risk Assessment Methodology |
Dr.
V.K. Sharma, A. Sharma, A Bagley, M. Jain, & M. Gupta |
|
20
|
Fighting
Against Natural Disasters – A Management Approach |
A.K. Jain |
|
21
|
Planning
and Management for Reduction of Natural Hazards in Urban Areas |
B.C. Datta |
|
22
|
Built Environment in the Face of Natural Hazards | J.K. Gupta |
SUB-THEME IV : FLOODS AND LANDSLIDES
|
23
|
Evaluation
of Flood Forecast Response System in Disaster Management |
Sanjay Kumar, Vikrant Gupta & Arun Kumar |
|
24
|
Recent
Landslide Development in Himachal Pradesh |
D.S. Tolia, Satish Kumar, Kishor Kumar & B.C. Jishi |
|
25
|
Cloud
Burst : A Natural Calamity – A Case Study from Garhwal Himalaya, U.P. |
Varun Joshi & R.K. Maikhuri |
|
26
|
Mitigation
of Avalanche Danger by Structural Control |
Lt. Col. TBS Bedi & C.K. Gautam |
|
27
|
Flood & Flood Protection Works – A Case Study | Dr. K.M. Soni |
|
28
|
Role
of Vegetation in Mitigating the Effects of Masswasting |
Kishor Kumar, Satish Kumar & D.S. Tolia |
SUB-THEME
V : ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION AND WILD FIRES
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29
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Forest Fires in Uttar Pradesh | R. P. Phulera |
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30
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Interactive
Ecoreefs—A Multipurpose Solution |
Mauricio Porraz |
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31
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Planning
& Managing of Wild Fire Risk |
O.P. Gupta, J.J. Lal & Vijay Gupta |
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32
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Perceived
Characteristics of Environmental Effects on Instability of Structures |
Dr. C. S. Suryawanshi |
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33
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Ozone
Depletion – A Burning Issue and Solution |
R. K. Khitoliya, Smt. R. Chitra & Dr. K. Venkatachalam |
FIRE HAZARDS IN
BUILT ENVIRONMENT
Roorkee, July 12-13, 1996
TECHNICAL SESSION-I: FIRE SAFETY MANAGEMENT
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1
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Electrical
Fires! Can we not Eliminate Them? |
J.N.
Bhavani Prasad, Mohan Swaroop, L.J. Malhotra, A.K. Roy and S.P. Sehgal |
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2
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Fire
Safety in High Rise Buildings Problems and Solutions |
Mahesh Chandra, T.P. Sharma and Suvir Singh |
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3
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Fire
Safety Management of Buildings by Structural Fire Protection |
S.L. Karunakaran, Jose Kurian and Balraj Chadha |
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4
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Cable-Fire Safety Management in Power Plants | R.K. Jain |
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5
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Safety Management in Explosive Industries | Dr. A.K. Datta and P.K. Chatterjee |
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6
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Some Aspects of Chemical Fires and Their Management | Dr. B.S. Varshney |
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7
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Fire Protection in Multi Storeyed Buildings | V. Suresh |
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8
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Planning
Provisions to Prevent Fire Hazards in Multi-Storeyed Building in Delhi |
Dr. S.P. Bansal |
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9
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Management
of Protection Against Fire Hazards in Built Environment |
I. Mohan |
|
10
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Structural
Fire Protection-codal Provisions |
S.L. Karunakaran, Jose Kurian and Balraj Chadha |
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11
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Fire
Safety Management Through Users Training and Awareness |
Er. H.K. Munjal |
TECHNICAL SESSION-II: FIRE RESISTANT MATERIALS
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12
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Fire Rating of Building Materials | D. Ajitha Simha |
|
13
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Fire Performance for Door Shutters | S.L. Karunakaran and K. Srinivasan |
|
14
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Need
of Flame Retardant Textiles in India |
Major General V. Badhwar (Retd.) PVSM VSM |
|
15
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Flame Retardant Treatment of Cotton Textile | Har Pal Singh, J.P. Jain and Hem Singh |
|
16
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Fire Protection of Combustible Building Materials | Dr.
N.K. Saxena, Dr. Sunil K. Sharma, Suvir Singh and Dr. T.P. Sharma |
|
17
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Sprinkler Protection in Highrise Buildings | S.B. Gupta and A.K. Gupta 109 |
|
18
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New
Techniques for the Study of Fire Behaviour of Flame Retardant Smoke Suppressant Polymeric Materials |
Dr. Sunil K. Sharma, Dr. N.K. Saxena and Dr. T.P. Sharma |
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19
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Performance Evaluation of Materials for Smoke Toxicity | Sahab Singh, J.P. Jain and N.S. Tyagi |
|
20
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Evaluation
of Building Materials for Non-Combustibility: Present Trends and Innovative Methods |
A.A. Ansari and N.L. Yadav |
TECHNICAL
SESSION-III: FIRE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
|
21
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Approaches for Fire Safety Evaluation for High-Rise Office Buildings | Dr. Thiruvengadam, Virendra Kr. Paul and Madhumathy Nair |
|
22
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Fire
Fighting Management in Bhikaji Cama Bhawan, New Delhi |
Deepak Narayan and Ram Avtar Sharma |
|
23
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“Calfire”- An Effective Tool for Calculating Risk Due to Fires in Buildings | Dr. A.K. Gupta and R. Kumar |
|
24
|
Fire
Protection Measures in Parliament Library Building |
Mohan Swaroop and S.C. Khurana |
|
25
|
Mohan
Swaroop and S.C. Khurana 176 25. A Case Study on Fire Incident in PDU (Lube
Refinery) on June 28, 1991 at HPCL, Bombay Refinery |
A.A. Raichur |
|
26
|
Intelligent Fire Detection, Alarm and Fighting Systems | Er. V.K. Jain |
|
27
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Fire Hazards in Hydropower Stations- Causes and Preventive Measures | Devadutta Das, H.S. Badarinath and Gopal Chauhan |
|
28
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Computerized
Fire Detection and Building Security: An Overview |
M.P. Singh, R.P. Kulshrestha and K. Ram |
|
29
|
Automatic
Fire Detectors: Operation and Applications in Buildings |
K. Ram, R.P. Kulshrestha and M.P. Singh |
|
30
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Automatic Fire Detection | Pramod Prakash |
HUMAN SETTLEMENT-
PROBLEMS & PROSPECTS
New Delhi, December 7-9, 1995
SUB-THEME
I : ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING & MANAGEMENT,
INCLUDING POLLUTION CONTROL AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
|
1
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Human
Waste Management and Pollution Control in Urban Areas in India |
Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak |
|
2
|
Environment and Human Settlements | Asesh Kumar Maitra |
|
3
|
Environmental
Planning for Settlements in Urban Area |
Dr. Vinond K. Sharma, Anshu Sharma & Manu Gupta |
|
4
|
Energy
Demand for Human Settlements—Policy? A Critical Approach |
H.K. Munjal |
|
5
|
Environmental
Planning & Management—Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Case Study |
Sudhir Seem |
|
6
|
Environmental Planning of New Settlement | B.S. Nanjappa |
SUB-THEME
II: STRATEGIES AND ACTIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
|
7
|
Strategies
for Planning Human Settlements in the 21st Century |
Kimti Lal Sharma |
|
8
|
Rural Settlement—Issues and Strategy for Development | Dr. M.K. Srikantaiah |
|
9
|
Human Settlements—Strategies and Actions for Sustainable Development | S.S. Chakraborty |
|
10
|
Design
of Human Settlements and Housing Processes: Reinvoking Feminine Values as a Strategy for Sustainable Development |
Cherukari Indira Dass Gupta |
|
11
|
Sustainable Human Settlements Development: Is it Possible? | Dr. Florian Steinberg |
|
12
|
Strategy Towards Sustainable Neighbourhood Development | D. Subramanyam |
|
13
|
Sustainable Development – Rhetoric and Practices | V.K. Sharma |
|
14
|
Bombay Urban Development Project | A.M. Mohajan & S.A. Jhurani |
|
15
|
Sociological Implications of Unplanned Urban Growth: Delhi Experience | U.S. Jolly |
|
16
|
Energy Sufficient Housing—A Quest in Sustainable living | Upendra Kachru |
|
17
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Sustainability Through Climatically Responsive Architecture | N.C. Mandal & Piyush Dave |
SUB-THEME III: HUMAN SETTLEMENTS AND BUILDINGS
SECTOR—NEED FOR INNOVATIONS
|
18
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Human Settlements: A Vision for the New Millennium | A.K. Jain |
|
19
|
Slum Settlements of Delhi—A Need for Innovative Solutions | Manjit Singh |
|
20
|
Emergence
of Eco-friendly Building Materials A Desirable Change in the Trend for Sustainable
Development |
J. Sengupta |
|
21
|
Density Urban Form & Housing- A Case Study of Delhi | Snehanshu Mukherjee |
|
22
|
Need for Innovations in Buildings and Settlements | S.L. Karunakaran & K. Srinivasan |
|
23
|
Natural Cooling by natural Resources to Boost Comfort in Human Settlements | S.P. Jain |
|
24
|
National Housing Policy- A Guideline for Sustainable Housing | Pankaj Agrawala |
|
25
|
Expert
System Software- A tool for Housing Design and Planning |
N.K. Garg & A.K. Gupta |
|
26
|
Some
Value Added Processes and Products from Agro- Industrial Wastes |
Manjit Singh C.L. Verma |
|
27
|
Housing
Developmen- Magnitude, Issues and Solution, Through Modern Technology |
R.K. Bhandari |
SUB- THEME
IV: PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP AND
INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF LAND AND HOUSING
|
28
|
Redensification
as a Strategy for Urban Development Case Study: South TT Nagar, Bhopal |
A.G. Krishna Menon |
|
29
|
Private
Public Partnership for Innovative Management of Land Development and Holding |
P.P. Dharwadker |
|
30
|
Redevelopment of Dharavi Slum in Bombay | A.M. Mahajan & Mrs. Usha Singh |
|
31
|
Strengthening the Housing Supply in Delhi | Dr. S.P. Bansal |
|
32
|
Traffic
& Transportation Delh- Mega City Problems and Prospects |
R.G. Gupta |
|
33
|
Human
Settlement Encroachment and Unauthorized Occupation/Construction |
R.K. Das |
|
34
|
Innovative
Strategies and Management of Land for Housing Stock |
H.R. Suri |
|
35
|
Privatisation
of Urban Services in India: Status and Prospects |
K.K. Panday |
SUB-THEME
V: CONSERVATION, PRESERVATION AND
UTILISATION OF URBAN HERITAGE
|
36
|
Urban Heritage and Modern Architecture in India | A.G. Krishna Menon |
|
37
|
Conservation and Preservation of Built Heritage | J.K. Gupta |
|
38
|
Rehabilitation of Admiralty House Building in Government Estate, Madras | R. Nagamanikkam & K.G. Balasubramanian |
|
39
|
Planning for Metropolitan Core Area in the National Capital Territory of Delhi | J.C. Gambhir |
|
40
|
Conservation, Preservation & Utilization of Urban Heritage | Prabhakar V. Begde |
|
41
|
Conservation
of Housing Stock and Cultural Heritage in Old Island City of Bombay |
A.M. Mahajan & P.M. Kothare |
BUILDINGS
IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
New Delhi, October 5-6, 1994
SUB-THEME: LEGISLATION AND POLICY MATTERS
|
1
|
Urban
Land Policy: Existing Practices and the Scope for Reform |
Dr. Gangadhar Jha |
|
2
|
Urban
Land Development Policy: Delhi |
R.G. Gupta |
|
3
|
Urban Poor and Housing Policy in India | Dr. Promila Suri |
|
4
|
Legal
Support of Planning and Development: Case of National Capital Territory of Delhi |
S.C. Gupta |
|
5
|
Impact of Bye laws and Building Regulations | P.K. Prabal, Anand Kishore Prasad & Mithilesh Kumar |
SUB- THEME II : INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
|
6
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