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Asynchronous Education in Controlled Environment Agriculture

A web-based, multi-faceted educational instrument for the greenhouse Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) Program has been under development at The University of Arizona. The educational deliverables will include, not only libraries of information related to CEA, but also living laboratories with access to historical and real time climate data, and live images of the greenhouse crop production systems. Simulation modules are under development to enhance college and secondary school student education about the inter-related plant and greenhouse systems. These will include aspects of the design, monitoring and control of the greenhouse, as well as, the physiological plant responses within the greenhouse. The results of this program will not only benefit educational programs of CEA, but they will enhance the development and the ultimate capabilities of the worldwide greenhouse industry. Collaboration has recently expanded to include three other land-grant universities, including the University of Vermont, University of Florida and Ohio State University, which also have related educational programs in CEA.