The Physical Development of Port City: Port Klang

The process of urbanisation and industrialization within a port city indirectly give impact on the development expansion of the port city which is this usually leads to uncontrolled development. The development expansion occurs in order to meet the current demand of a port city from time to time, an...

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Main Author:	Nurliyana, Maludin
Format:	Thesis
Language:	eng eng
Published:	2011
Subjects:	HE Transportation and Communications
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description	The process of urbanisation and industrialization within a port city indirectly give impact on the development expansion of the port city which is this usually leads to uncontrolled development. The development expansion occurs in order to meet the current demand of a port city from time to time, and because of that, the port city faces sensitive and controversial issues that need careful planning solutions. Thus, this study is undertaken in order to identify the physical development of port city. The focus of this study is to examine the physical development within the port city in Port Klang. The criteria of physical development in this study will focus on land use and urban form, port infrastructure and traffic and land use connections in Port Klang. The data has been collected from the 1981s until the most recent available data. From the analysis that has been done, it is approved that those element are related to the physical development of port klang as a planning to be a sustainable Port City.
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spelling	my-uum-etd.27662016-04-19T07:08:55Z The Physical Development of Port City: Port Klang 2011 Nurliyana, Maludin Saud, Mohammad Basir College of Business (COB) College of Business HE Transportation and Communications The process of urbanisation and industrialization within a port city indirectly give impact on the development expansion of the port city which is this usually leads to uncontrolled development. The development expansion occurs in order to meet the current demand of a port city from time to time, and because of that, the port city faces sensitive and controversial issues that need careful planning solutions. Thus, this study is undertaken in order to identify the physical development of port city. The focus of this study is to examine the physical development within the port city in Port Klang. The criteria of physical development in this study will focus on land use and urban form, port infrastructure and traffic and land use connections in Port Klang. 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