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TRAFFIC CONGESTION IN BILASPUR MUNICIPAL AREA
INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH, 2022Major metropolitan passages in Indian urban communities are conveying fundamentally high trafc prompting close to immersed conditions for broadened top hours. As blended landuse and signicant excursion drawing in/creating foundations are by and large situated along such passages for better availability, huge side grating is likewise seen along these ...
Nupur Karkashe, Shubham Yadav
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Municipal costs and urban area
Journal of Urban Economics, 1975Abstract There are plausible reasons for believing that municipal service system costs will increase with urban “sprawl.” The costs of several municipal systems were thus analyzed, namely: water; sewage; roads and highways (capital outlays only); police, fire, and park systems; electricity distribution; gas distribution; and telephone service.
G.C. Hufbauer, B.W. Severn
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A case study of seismic zonation in municipal areas
The Leading Edge, 2005An earthquake of 7.4 magnitude in August 1999 caused major loss of life and severe damage within the municipality of Izmit, 170 km southeast of Istanbul (Figure 1). A survey of the damaged buildings was made by the municipal authorities shortly after the earthquake.
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Modelling the core areas of municipal performance towards an ‘ideal’ municipality
2017 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management (IEEM), 2017Municipal performance plays a vital role in measuring an ideal municipality (IM) in South Africa. The IM includes a democratic and accountable government, the needs of local community, sustainable services, etc. However, the existing studies reflect a lack of sufficient models showing the relationship between these core areas of concern (CAC) and their
B. Yan, O. Nzewi
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Residents on Illegally Built Urban Areas in Lisbon Metropolitan Area Municipalities
Spaces and Flows: An International Journal of Urban and ExtraUrban Studies, 2012This presentation is supported by the empirical corpus of thirty-seven directive interviews conducted with residents of illegally built urban areas in some municipalities in the Lisbon metropolitan area, specifically in Odivelas, Loures and Amadora (north of the river), Palmela, Almada, Setúbal, Moita and Seixal (south of the river) [1].
Sá, T., Mendes, M. M.
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Assessment of microbiological and chemical properties in a municipal landfill area [PDF]
Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part A, 2014 This study aimed at determining the environmental hazards for soils posed by a large municipal landfilll. The concentrations of heavy metals and Policyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons, as well as microbial composition (i.e., mesophilic bacteria, actinomycetes, molds, Salmonella, Staphylococcus, Clostridium perfringens) in four soils within and in the ...
Krzysztof Frączek +2 more
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A cooperative academic and municipal metropolitan area network
The 13th IEEE Workshop on Local and Metropolitan Area Networks, 2004. LANMAN 2004., 2004This paper describes the partnership developed between the San Francsico-based educational institutions and the City of San Francisco to design, implement and maintain a metropolitan area network for academic and municipal purposes. The primary goal of this project is to create a network for use by all public educational and municipal departments ...
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Mutagenicity of municipal water obtained from an agricultural area
Environmental Mutagenesis, 1981AbstractWe have studied the mutagenicity of the water from Lake Bloomington and of the tap water that is made from the lake water. The lake, which is the source of drinking water for Bloomington, Illinois (pop. 44,000), is surrounded by land that is farmed intensively ‐ being mainly in maize and soybeans. Samples were collected monthly from May through
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2020
The growing amount of municipal solid wastes (MSW) per inhabitant is increasing in most of the European countries. The organization of efficient logistics for MSWs’ collection and recovery is crucial in order to improve the quality of environment and the human wellbeing.
Paulina Golinska-Dawson +2 more
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The growing amount of municipal solid wastes (MSW) per inhabitant is increasing in most of the European countries. The organization of efficient logistics for MSWs’ collection and recovery is crucial in order to improve the quality of environment and the human wellbeing.
Paulina Golinska-Dawson +2 more
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