About this Course
This course offers a comprehensive exploration of Mass Rapid Transit Systems (MRTS) through essential modules. Beginning with an "Introduction to MRTS," it establishes foundational principles for metro planning. The "Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)" module delves into the critical relationship between metro systems and urban development, enriched with case studies. The "Feasibility Studies" module equips participants with tools for assessing project viability. "Planning and Integration of Metro Systems" addresses challenges and strategies for coordinating various configurations. The course covers metro station planning, MEP systems imparting practical knowledge for successful metro projects and contribute to sustainable urban development and efficient public transportation. Target Learners: • Undergraduate students of Civil Engineering • Post-Graduate Students of Transportation and Geotechnical Engineering • Practicing Civil, Transportation and Geotechnical Engineers Prerequisites: • Geotechnical Engineering • Fundamentals on Structural Analysis • Basics on RCC Design
What You'll Learn
- Evaluate feasibility and planning of metro projects
- Understand elevated and underground metro station design
- Comprehend metro MEP systems
- Apply embedded retaining systems in metro projects
Prerequisites
- Basic familiarity with terminology and concepts
- Readiness for applied exercises or case studies
Instructors
Subject Matter Expert
L&T Edutech