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      1 * Saptamita P. Choudhury, Arisha Arora, and Nishi Jain have equally contributed for this book chapter. Sanjay Kumar Dey is the corresponding author for the current book chapter.

Section 2 Urban Landscape Design Using Emerging Techniques