its about mobility which is include urban mobility

1. PRESENTATION ON MOBILITY
GROUP – 02:
ID : UG09-38-16-009,ID : UG09-36-15-023,

2. CONTENTS
 Mobility
 Issues of Mobility
 Types of Mobility

3. Mobility
The ability or tendency
to move from one
position or situation to
another
usually better one. :
ability to move quickly
and easily
Mobility
MOBILITY

4. walkability
Walkability is excellent shorthand
for good urban
design. Walkable places are
comfortable, convenient, healthy
and sustainable, but they can be
very difficult to achieve especially
in suburban environments that
were designed for driving.
ISSUES OF MOBILITY
walkability
Connectivity
Safety & Security
Recreational Space
Transport

5. CONNECTIVITY
Connectivity describes the extent to which urban forms permit (or restrict)
movement of people or vehicles in different directions

6. SAFETY
Safety is defined as the
condition of being
protected from danger or
risk.
SECURITY
Security is defined as
freedom from danger or
fear So, just from these
two definitions, we see
the subtle difference is
that one basically means
to protect from and the
other is being protected
from
SAFETY & SECURITY

7.  Recreation is any activity
that results in pleasurable
response that has physical,
emotional and intellectual
benefits
 Recreational space is
essential in the urban
areas, where more
residents live in compact
houses and apartments
without backyards.
RECREATIONAL SPACE

8. TRANSPORT
 Transport or transportation is
the movement of humans,
animals and goods from one
location to another.
 In other words, the action of
transport is defined as a
particular movement of an
organism or thing from a
point A to a Point B. Modes
of transport include air, land,
water, cable, pipeline and
space.

9. TYPES OF TRANSPORT
Mode of Transport
 It is a term used to distinguish between
different ways of transportation or
transporting people or goods.
 The different modes of transport
are air, water, and land transport, which
includes Rails or railways.
Mode of Transport
Means of Transport
Means of Transport
travel from one place to another. public
conveyance of passengers or goods
especially as a commercial enterprise

10. DIVIDATION OF MOBILITY
AGE
INCOME
GENDER
HEALTH
Age Requirements Functions
Child
 Safe Place
 good and
safety
environment
 green space
 health care
 playing area
 Moving
area
 Green
living
room

11. DIVIDATION OF MOBILITY BY AGE
Age Requirements Functions
Childhood
(6-13)
 Health
 Education
 Sports
 Recreation
 Transport
 Health care
clinic
 Elementary
school
Secondary
school
 Madrasa
 Playground
 Walking
area

12. DIVIDATION OF MOBILITY BY AGE
Age Requirements Functions
Teenage
(13-19)
 Health
 Education
 Sports
 Recreation
 Gathering space
 Sports club
 Cultural club
 Debating space
 Science Fair
 Transport
 Health care
 clinic
 Hospital
 Secondary
school
 College
 Madrasa
 Playground
 Music Club
 Dancing club
 Debating
club
 Science club

13. DIVIDATION OF MOBILITY BY AGE
Age Requirements Functions
Youth
(19-40 )
 Health
 Education
 Sports
 Recreation
 Gathering space
 Sports club
 Cultural club
 Job facilities
 Research
 Transport
 Hospital
 College
 University
 Madrasa
 Playground
 Music Club
 Dancing club
 Science club
 Work Station
 lab

14. DIVIDATION OF MOBILITY BY AGE
Age Requirements Functions
Older
 Safety Place
 Health
 Recreation
 Gathering space
 Green area
 Research
 Social club
 Transport
 Health care
 Lake
 Park
 Green space
 Open space

15. DIVIDATION OF MOBILITY BY INCOME
Income Transportation
Low income Walking and
Public transport
Middle income Using Auto-
rikshaw
Bike,CNG,bus,
train,water boat
Upper income Private car
Air bus
Helicopter
Low income
Middle income
Upper
income

16. DIVIDATION OF MOBILITY BY GENDER
Gender Requirements
Male  Safety and
security
 Walking
 Transportation
 Traveling
Female  Privacy
 Safety and
security
 Secure work
station
 Secure
Transportation
 Secure Traveling

17. DIVIDATION OF MOBILITY BY HEALTH
Physical
challenge
Requirements
Male and
Female
 Health
 Education
 Recreation
 Open space
 Green space
 Safety and security
 Comfortable
Transportation