Julian Krause

Dr. Julian Krause is a researcher at the Institute of Geography and Geology at the University of Würzburg. His work focuses on soil geography, geomorphology, and natural hazards, with particular emphasis on climate change impacts and soil moisture dynamics in Lower Franconia.

• PhD in Natural Sciences (Dr. rer. nat.) from University of Würzburg (2024)
• M.Sc. in Applied Physical Geography (2017) with thesis on archaeological soils
• B.Sc. in Geography & History (2014) with thesis on landslide mapping

His research spans environmental monitoring, data modeling, and geoarchaeology, with significant contributions to the BigData@Geo project and EFRE regional development initiatives. Collaborations include academic institutions, forestry operations, and agricultural cooperatives across Franconia.

Recent publications focus on soil moisture modeling (2018–2024), climate change adaptation in agriculture (2023), and archaeopedological studies at Bullenheimer Berg. He has co-authored works with experts in geoscience, data science, and climate research.

Dr. Krause leads fieldwork operations and data calibration efforts, with technical expertise in sensor networks and environmental data analysis. Current projects examine forest climate mitigation pathways funded by the BMBF and EU regional development funds.