Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexandra Weitkamp

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        1. Research Focus
        2. Teaching
        3. Professional background
        4. Memberships
        5. Former Memberships
        6. Publications
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexandra Weitkamp

Professorship of Land Management

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Research Focus

  • Innovative valuation methods in real estate valuation, especially for locations with low purchase prices
  • Valuation of spatial locations, structuring of land value assessment
  • Contribution of land management to climate change
  • Further development of the Automatic Purchase Price Collection "AKS Niedersachsen"
  • Land policy instruments in prospering cities  
  • Actor behaviour in land management
  • Managing shrinkage and services of general interest in peripheral rural areas, looking at issues including commitment, desertification, infrastructures
  • Circular economy in the urban-rural relationship
  • Changes in real estate markets

Teaching

  • "Introduction to Geodesy" - lecture series of all professors of Geodesy (Bachelor Geodesy and Geoinformation as well as Geography)
  • "Introduction to Spatial Planning and Land Law (Bachelor Geodesy and Geoinformation as well as Geography) or
  • "Spatial Planning" (Bachelor Geography/Geographie teaching at high schools and secondary schools (state exams))
  • "Fundamentals of Land Management" (Bachelor Geodesy and Geoinformation)
  • "Current Topics of Land Management" (within the module "Current Research Topics of Geodesy")
  • "Instruments of Urban Development" (Master Geodesy, Master Spatial Development and Natural Resources)
  • Project Seminar "Land Management" (Master Geodesy, Master Geography, Master Spatial Development and Natural Resources)
  • "Selected chapters of real estate valuation" (Master Geodesy, Master Spatial Development and Natural Resources)
  • "Research and Communication Methods" (Master Geography, Master Spatial Development and Natural Resource Management)
  • "Special Methods of Spatial Development" (Master Spatial Development and Natural Resources).

Chairperson Department Geosciences (since Februar 2019)

Professional background

  • 1994 - 1999 Study "Surveying" at the University of Hanover, degree: Dipl.-Ing.
  • 1999 - 2001 Preparatory service for the higher technical administrative service, State of Lower Saxony, degree: Assessor of Surveying and Real Estate Management
  • 2002 - 2003 Senior Executive, Bayer AG Department of Site Planning, Development and Documentation, Leverkusen. Group Management Site Planning Outdoor Leverkusen
  • 2003 - 2008 Research associate / PhD student at Leibniz Universität Hannover, Geodetic Institute, Land and Real Estate Management
  • 2008 Doctorate at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, doctoral thesis "Revitalisation of brownfields in the context of land cycle management".
  • 2008 - 2014 Research Associate/PostDoc at Leibniz University Hannover, Geodetic Institute, Land and Property Management
  • 2014 Professorship of Land Management, Technical University of Dresden taken over

Memberships

  • President of the European Academy for Land Readjustment (EALD)
  • Member of the DGK, Land and Real Estate Management Department
  • Member and 2nd Chairwoman of DVW Working Group 5 "Land Management", Working Group "Land Management"
  • 2nd Chairwoman of the DVW Regional Association Lower Saxony/Bremen
  • Member of the Upper Expert Committee for Property Values of the Free State of Saxony
  • Member of the Allocation Committee of the City of Dresden

Former Memberships

  • Member and Chairwoman of DVW Working Group 5 "Land Management", Working Group "Land Management"
  • Member of the Expert Committee for Property Values in the City of Dresden
  • External member of the research initiative TRUST, Leibniz Universität Hannover

Publications

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