Martin Schulwitz - RES

Head of Department Energy System Transformation

Dr.-Ing. Martin Schulwitz

Phone
(+49)231 755-2390

Address
Dortmund University of Technology
Department of Spatial Planning
Chair of Resource and Energy Systems
44221 Dortmund
Germany

Campus address
August-Schmidt-Str. 10
Campus Süd
GB III
Room 411

Research focus

Municipal climate protection
Urban resilience
Spatial infrastructure research
Methods of futurology in spatial planning

Further information

Publications

2023	Abar, Sina Narimani; Schulwitz, Martin; Faulstich, Martin (2023): The Impact of Urban Form and Density on Residential Energy Use: A Systematic Review. In: Sustainability 15 (22), p. 15685. Available at: https: //doi.org/10.3390/su152215685 .
2022	Schulwitz, Martin (2022): Urban Resilience - A Multidimensional Concept for Planning in Times of Change. In: Planner, H. 2, pp. 5-7
2020	Schulwitz, Martin (2020): Vulnerability and resilience profiles of urban systems. Dissertation, University of Stuttgart. Available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.18419/opus-11296
2020	Schulwitz, Martin; Reimer, Mario; Steines, Ann-Kristin (2020): 40 tons of tomatoes from the sewage treatment plant. The agricultural system of the future does without soil and uses nutrients from domestic wastewater as part of the circular economy. In: Transforming Cities, H. 4, pp. 78-81.
2017	Hackenbruch, Julia; Schulwitz, Martin; Hagemann, Rowell (2017): Heat in urban neighborhoods: Measurement results of the Karlsruhe AERO-TRAM and the implications for urban planning. In: Transforming Cities, H. 1, pp. 58-62.
2017	Eichhorn, Sebastian; Schulwitz, Martin (2017): Occupational multilocality - second home potentials as new aspects of urban development. In: Schlump, Christian; Zaspel-Heisters, Brigitte (eds.): New models for spatial development in Germany. Framework conditions, development strategies and implementation concepts. Hanover, pp. 62-75 = Working reports of the ARL, vol. 19.
2017	Eichhorn, Sebastian; Schulwitz, Martin (2017): The cost of commuting - daily commuting or second home? In: Mathias Wilde, Matthias Gather, Cordula Neiberger, Joachim Scheiner (eds.): Verkehr und Mobilität zwischen Alltagspraxis und Planungstheorie. Ecological and social perspectives. Wiesbaden, pp. 113-134 = Studies on mobility and transportation research.
2016	Scholz, Benjamin; Schulwitz, Martin (2016): The long-term planning of water infrastructures - A plea for the small-scale and integrated perspective. In: Transforming Cities, H. 4, pp. 44-48.
2016	Schulwitz, Martin; Hillenbrand, Thomas (2016): Small-Scale Modeling of Urban Structure Types for the Cost Evaluation in Sanitary Environmental Engineering. In: Wessex Institute of Technology (ed.): Proceedings of Urban Water 2016 & FRIAR 2016 "The Built Environment", No. 165, pp. 93-105. doi: 10.2495/UW160091 .
2015	Dittrich-Wesbuer, Andrea; Mayr, Alexander; Schulwitz, Martin (2015): Demographic change, settlement development and wastewater infrastructures - an integrated view of local and regional development perspectives. In: Gawel, Erik (ed.): The governance of water infrastructure. Framework conditions, challenges and options. Berlin, pp.117-138 = Studies in Environmental Economics and Environmental Policy, vol. 1.

Curriculum Vitae

since 08/2023	Substitute professorship RES
since 09/2021	Academic advisor and head of department "Municipal Climate Protection" at the Chair of Resource and Energy Systems
10/2013 - 08/2021	Research assistant and project manager at the Institute for Regional and Urban Development Research gGmbH, research group "Spatial Planning and Urban Development"
2020	Doctorate (Dr.-Ing.) at the University of Stuttgart, Department of Architecture and Urban Planning. Topic: "Vulnerability and resilience profiles of urban systems" (Prof. Jessen, Prof. Siedentop, Prof. Birkmann)
04/2015 - 03/2018	Research assistant at the Urban Planning Institute of the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning at the University of Stuttgart
06/2014 - 03/2015	Freelancer at the urban and transportation planning office Planersocietät, Dortmund
2012 - 2014	Master's degree in spatial planning at the TU Dortmund University; degree: Master of Science
2007 - 2012	Bachelor's degree in Spatial Planning at TU Dortmund University; Degree: Bachelor of Science
2006	A-levels (Duisburg)

Research

Research projects

current:

HydroNet - Climate protection model region Sauerland. Client: BMWK

completed:

01/2023 - 06/2024: POWER - Potentials of water cycles for joint and efficient use of energy and resources in mixed-use, high-density building blocks. Client: BBSR

02/2022 - 10/2023: Model project of spatial planning (MORO): Shaping climate change and the energy transition. Preparatory study for the Spatial Planning Report 2024, commissioned by: BBSR.

as research associate of the ILS (selection)

04/2019 - 08/2021: SUSKULT - Development of a cultivation system for food of resilient metropolitan regions; Client: BMBF

07/2017 - 12/2019: WEBWiKo - Tools and methods for the creation of small-scale population forecasts and impact scenarios in inter-municipal cooperation; Client: BMBF

06/2018 - 07/2019: Development of rural areas in Baden-Württemberg. Commissioned by: MLR Baden-Württemberg

05/2014 - 04/2016: TWIST++ - Transition pathways of water infrastructure systems: Adaptation to new challenges in urban and rural areas; commissioned by: BMBF

10/2013 - 01/2016: ZuKoWIS - Financially viable future options for municipal water infrastructure in NRW; commissioned by: Stiftung Zukunft NRW