Günter Moritz

Günter Moritz is a Researcher at the Chair of Geomorphology within the Institute of Geography and Geology, Faculty of Philosophy, at the University of Würzburg. Based at Campus Hubland South (Geography Building, Room 123), he contributes to the institution's earth sciences research with contact details including telephone +49 931 31-85505 and email guenter.moritz@uni-wuerzburg.de.

His research spans geomorphology and earth surface processes, with core expertise in long-term sedimentation analysis (e.g., 115-year Urft Dam study), remote sensing for arid surface characterization using Sentinel-1 radar data, and digital mapping innovations. Key projects include smartphone-assisted geomorphological surveys, GEO-XR for spatial analyses, the Geomorphology Sandbox, and CRC 1211 subproject C02 on sediment transport/deposition. His work integrates field observation with cutting-edge geospatial technologies.

Moritz actively supervises final theses in geomorphology, though specific student names are unlisted. He operates within the university's Geomorphology team, collaborating on multi-year research initiatives focused on quantifying landscape evolution and developing digital tools for geographical analysis. Current efforts emphasize practical applications of XR technologies and radar data interpretation in environmental monitoring.