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Investigating the relationships between land use characteristics, public transport network features and financial viability at a corridor scale
The successful integration of public transport and land development planning is likely to be central in determining how effectively the cities in the 'global south' manage the mounting pressures from rapid urbanization, population growth and rising income inequality. While a number of Sub-Saharan Af...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2017
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