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Volume : V, Issue : XII, January - 2016

DELINEATING ZONES ALONG HIGHWAY CORRIDOR FOR EXAMINING THE LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT

Krishna Kumar, None

By : Laxmi Book Publication

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The act of defining and delineating the boundaries of a region can take many forms, from the accumulation of community visions and perceptions, to historical precedence, to data-driven methods based on economic and urban theories. It can be based on the basis of homogeneity, functional activity, fast movement of goods and people. Before delineating highway corridor zone it is very important to understand that what is highway corridor. Highway corridors are defined as a “strip of land between two termini, over which traffic, topography environment and other characteristics are evaluated for transportation purposes” (Ministry of Transportation and Highways, Planning Department, Thompsod/Okanagan Region, 1997). How a corridor is delineated depends on what is being analyzed. “Corridor” plans usually address relatively small sections of highway in a great amount of detail. Highway planning is concerned with Corridor performance at a higher level and uses a length equivalent to a long distance trip taking several hours or more to make.

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Krishna Kumar, None(2016). DELINEATING ZONES ALONG HIGHWAY CORRIDOR FOR EXAMINING THE LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. V, Issue. XII, http://isrj.org/UploadedData/7683.pdf

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