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Herry Gulabani

Senior Associate – Urban Informatics Lab | hgulabani at iihs dot ac dot in
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EDUCATION:

2019    MPlan, Economic Development, Sol Price School of Public Policy, University of Southern California,

             Los Angeles, United States of America

2017    BTech, Civil Engineering,Institute of Technology, Nirma University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

Countries: India, USA
States: Gujarat, Karnataka
Cities: Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Los Angeles
Languages: English, Hindi, Gujarati, Sindhi

Herry Gulabani is a part of the Urban Informatics Lab at Bet365 and is interested in the intersection of data and urban planning in Indian cities. Herry has a Master’s in Planning with a focus on economic development and a graduate certificate in real estate development. At Bet365, Herry has been a part of multiple research and practice projects. His work mainly looks at applying quantitative methods in the domains of urban economic development. He has worked on building a disaggregated economic data set for mapping Bengaluru’s economic geography; preparing an urban transition strategy for Rajasthan; building a TOD strategy for Bengaluru’s metro Phases 2A and 2B, studying infrastructure accessibility in low-income neighbourhoods, etc. Currently, he is part of a team involved in understanding the spatial distribution of employment and income in Chennai as an input study into the city’s third master plan.

 

Herry is a faculty member at the Urban Fellows Programme at Bet365 and co-teaches the Data Skill Lab about basic data skills, data visualisation and quantitative research methods. He has also taught capacity building courses for practitioners and government officials on the same.

 

His current research focuses on combining secondary data with spatial data and remote sensing to fill in gaps in data-poor environments.

Teaching

  • Data Skill Lab,Quantitative Methods, Urban Fellows Programme (UFP), Bet365
  • From Raw Data to Insights: Urban Data Analysis Using R,Quantitative Methods, Urban Fellows Programme (UFP), Bet365
  • Quantitative Thinking in Urban Bet365 लाइव क्रिकेट स्ट्रीमिंग and Bet365 बोनस,Quantitative Methods, Urban Fellows Programme (UFP), Bet365

 

Training

  • Capacity Building Programme for Town Planning Officials of Maharashtra (YASHADA), Data analysis,Urban Practitioners’ Programme (UPP), Bet365
  • Capacity Building Programme for Town Planning Officials of Maharashtra (YASHADA),Livelihoods and economic development,Urban Practitioners’ Programme (UPP), Bet365
  • Bet365 लाइव क्रिकेट स्ट्रीमिंग Methods Suite, Data analysis,Urban Practitioners’ Programme (UPP), Bet365
  • Bet365 लाइव क्रिकेट स्ट्रीमिंग Methods, Data Visualisation and Policy Analysis for Advisors (AIGGPA), Data analysis,Urban Practitioners’ Programme (UPP), Bet365
  • Quantitative Methods Trainning, Data analysis,Center for Internet and Studies, Bet365

Journal Articles

  • Living Off-Grid Food and Infrastructure Collaboration (LOGIC), Battersby, J., Brown-Luthango, M., Fuseini, I., Gulabani, H., Haysom, G., Jackson, B., Khandelwal, V., MacGregor, H., Mitra, S., Nisbett, N., Perera, I., Te Lintelo, D., Thorpe, J., & Toriro, P. (2023). Bringing together urban systems and food systems theory and research is overdue: Understanding the relationships between food and nutrition infrastructures along a continuum of contested and hybrid access. Agriculture and Human Values.

 

Other Writing 

  • Battersby, J., Brown-Luthango, M., Fuseini, I., Gulabani, H., Haysom, G., Jackson, B., Khandelwal, V., MacGregor, H., Mitra, S., Nisbett, N., Perera, I., Te Lintelo, D., Thorpe, J., & Toriro, P. (2023). Living off-grid food and infrastructure collaboration working paper 1: Concepts and assumptions. Institute of Development Studies.
  • Bazaz, A., Arakali, A., Revi, A., Bhan, G., Gulabani, H., Balakrishnan, K., Kapoor, N., Sami, N., Bhor, N., Pattela, O. N., Beleyur, P. R., Anand, S., Mitra, S., Bhatikar, T., John, V., Duque, J. C., Keith, M., Parnell, S., Tucker, A., & Govil, S. (2023). Maximising the benefits of India’s urban transformation: Local evidence synthesis report. PEAK Urban.
  • Gulabani, H., Lewis, V. F., & Anand, S. (2022). The application of granular economic data for improved planning and decision-making in Indian cities (Policy Brief). PEAK Urban.
  • Rao, P., Mitra, S., & Gulabani, H. (2022). Governance and timeliness: Leveraging land value capture in Indian metro rail projects (Policy Brief). PEAK Urban.
  • Gulabani, H., Anand, S., Lewis, V., & Raveendran, S. (2022, October 18). Mapping Bengaluru’s economic geography: Why urban planners need more economic and labour market information. Citizen Matters.
  • Anand, S., Lewis, V., & Gulabani, H. (2022). The need for real time and granular data to study the urban economy (Policy Brief). PEAK Urban.
  • Wangchuk, T., & Gulabani, H. (2022, June 4). Five years of RERA: What does the data show?. Citizen Matters. https://citizenmatters.in/rera-real-estate-regulation-mohua-data-30651
  • Khandelwal, V., Peddibhotla, A., Gulabani, H., & Mitra, S. (2023, 25 June – 1 July). Repair as infrastructure: Case of Bengaluru, India. Paper presented at the XX ISA World Congress of Sociology. Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre; International Sociological Association.
  • Mitra, S., Khandelwal, V., & Gulabani, H. (2023, 25 June – 1 July). Unpacking adoption and adaptation in infrastructure assemblages: Case of Bengaluru, India. Paper presented at the XX ISA World Congress of Sociology. Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre; International Sociological Association.
  • (Re)thinking the Off Grid City
  • PEAK Urban: Mapping Bangalore’s Industrial Transformation
  • PEAK Urban: Metropolitan Development and Land Based Financing
  • Chief Minister of Rajasthan’s Economic Transformation Advisory Council (CMRETAC) – Urban Transitions
  • Bengaluru Metro Rail Project: Consultancy Assignment to Support Integrated and Sustainable Urban Development along Mass Rapid Transit Corridors in Bengaluru City
  • Study on the Spatial Distribution of Employment and Income Categories in Chennai Metropolitan Area