Uwe Krause

Uwe Krause serves as a Lecturer (Teacher for special tasks) at the Faculty of Spatial Information, specializing in Land Management, Land Register systems, surveying law, and Real Estate Valuation. He holds dual professional certification as a publicly appointed surveyor and surveyor for real estate valuation (Z 721), with contact via +49 351 462 3154.

His expertise centers on Land Management as the comprehensive framework governing the non-augmentable asset 'property', spanning planning, utilization, documentation, and commerce of properties. He emphasizes geodata's critical role in climate control, energy transition, and food security, noting 80% of governmental, economic, and private decisions rely on geospatial data—particularly ALKIS from cadastral surveying. His work integrates spatial planning, urban/rural regulations, and legal frameworks including cadastre law, land registry systems, and building construction legislation.

Actively teaching across Summer 2025 and Winter 2025/26 semesters, he delivers core modules for Geomatics and Surveying programs including Land Management I/II, Land Registry I/II, Urban Planning, Rural Development (Land Consolidation), and Real Estate Valuation. As a geodesy engineer, he acquires, processes, and visualizes geospatial data essential for modern land administration.