Infrastructure Planning

Subject Code: MURP 103 Subject Name: Infrastructure Planning Teaching Marks for Marks for external Total Credits Duration of Schedule Sessional work Examiner Marks Examination Lecture eStudio 2 25 75 100 2 3 hours Paper Setting Total Eight Questions: Q.No. 1 MCQ which is compulsory, Each unit shall have one question, total of questions tobe attempted five Objective:

The focus of the course is to make students understand the components of utility networks, standards, techniques required for planning process.

Content Module 1 Transportation- Overview of Types and characteristics of transport systems, Hierarchy of roads, design and Road Components, Design of signaled and non signaled Road Intersections, Rotaries. Principles of traffic management. Type of traffic and transportation surveys, survey techniques, planning norms and standards, pedestrian and cyclist issues and parking infrastructure.

Module 2 Water supply systems and networks- surface and underground , layout mapping; water sources, quality and per capita requirements, collection and conveyance techniques; water requirement for various land uses, Factors affecting water demand, Storage facilities, Distribution Systems, Locational Criteria, Implications on Land Use and Types of Rain Water Harvesting System.

Module 3 Strom water drainage networks, network mapping; general considerations inlets, self cleansing velocity etc physical layout, design principles, Data requirement, projection of sewer generation and network requirements; Sanitation and Sewer System: General considerations and principle, Sewage Disposal and treatment Methods; Innovative Approaches of Sewage disposal in urban area and low cost technologies for Sanitation, Characteristics of Waste Water, Industrial Pollutants and their Effects.

Approvals BOS:2 21/01/2021,31/03/2021 Sub Academic Council:

Academic Council: 9/11/2020 BOM:

Signature University School of Architecture and Planning Masterof Planning(Urban and Regional Planning) Solid Waste Disposal and Management: Elements of Solid Waste Management, Classification and Characteristics of Solid Wastes; Methods for Solid waste Collection, Storage, transportation and disposal; Processing and Treatment of Solid Wastes; Land Filling and other methods of Solid Waste Management; Module 4 Power Supply - Sources of Electricity; Transmission, Distribution and Supply network; Sustainable Energy Planning:; Digital Infrastructure Fire Fighting Services - Planning for Fire Protection Services and Space Standards, location criteria; Telecommunications - Infrastructure and Network Systems, environmental economic and social impacts.

Social infrastructure- Typologies; Planning norms , location criteria and space standards for educational, health, recreational facilities etc