by Jess | Nov 28, 2016 | New Delhi Urban Ecology - Analysis
Delhi’s municipal drinking water comes from four main sources, including the Yamuna River. The water is treated at eight primary plants concentrated in the northeastern district of the city, near the water sources. Again, there exist intertwined problems of quality...
by Jess | Nov 28, 2016 | New Delhi Urban Ecology - Analysis
Delhi’s sewage treatment infrastructure has not kept pace with the growth and development of the city. The treatment plants form a ring that used to be on the periphery of the city but has since been engulfed by continued growth. Many districts still lack piped...
by Jess | Nov 28, 2016 | Test Project - New Delhi Urban Ecologies
Allahabad River Dynamics, 2010-2016. Allahabad Flood Dynamics, 82.5m to 84.5m (flood danger...
by Jess | Nov 28, 2016 | New Delhi Urban Ecology - Analysis
Several modes of transportation use the streets, with no division between car, bike, and pedestrian pathways. At intermodal points, one can access all public transportation and several lanes of cars crossing at once. Along the drain, there are different street...
by Jess | Nov 28, 2016 | New Delhi Urban Ecology - Analysis
Delhi has grown continuously over more than a millenia, a result of multiple empires trying to expand their grasp over India and the subcontinent. In its current condition, the cultural context of Delhi is extremely rich, with essentials of modern cities intertwining,...
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