Presentations

The Rationale for Vertical Farming
Session 1 - History of Agriculture
Session 2 - The Ecological Footprint
Session 3 - Sustainability 2008
Session 4 - Ecosystem Functions
Session 5 - Agriculture
Session 6 - Climate change and crop produciton
Session 7 - Disturbed Environment and Infections

Maximally Viable Crop Profile
Jasmine Beria, Bryan Garber, Natalie Neu, Nicholas Sebes, Adrienne Sheetz
Course Director: Dr. Dickson Despommier; Columbia University, Spring 2006

Materializing the Idea
Innovative Solutions for the Vertical Farm
A study conducted by: Leslie-Anne Fitzpatrick Rory Mauro Kathleen Roosevelt Athina Vassilakis
Course Director: Dr. Dickson Despommier; Columbia University

Socioeconomic Implications
Socioeconomic and Political Implications of Vertical Farming
A study conducted by: Elizabeth Reitano, Elizabeth Del Giacco, Sonia Tour? Greg Gin, Ivan Ramirez
Course Director: Dr. Dickson Despommier; Columbia University, Spring 2006

Indoor Products
Indoor Agricultural Products
A study conducted by: Kristin Anderson, Nicola Areshenko, Alan Brown, Jennifer Buskey, Amanda Colligan, Marisa Dahlman, Catherine Dell 'Orto, Catherine Tuglus
Course Director: Dr. Dickson Despommier; Columbia University, Spring 2003

Feeding 50,000 People
A study conducted by: Anisa Buck, Daniel Dine, Stacy Goldberg, Vani Gulate, Vivek Iyer, Ben Jacob, Eugene Kang, Roger Kim, Jennifer Montes, Pearl Moy, Anita O'Connor, Katerina Paraskevas, Rebecca Tatum, Carrie Teicher, Janice Turner
Course Director: Dr. Dickson Despommier; Columbia University, Spring 2004

Energy In, Energy Out
A study conducted by: Saad Alam, Kristen Coates, Stephen Lee, Maribeth Lovegrove, Michelle Robalino, Theodora Sakata, Dennis Santella, Sapna Surendran, Kelly Urry
Course Director: Dr. DicksonCourse Director: Dr. Dickson Despommier; Columbia University, Spring 2004

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Visual Presentations

History of Agriculture The Ecological Footprint Sustainability 2008 Ecosystem Functions Agriculture Climate Change and Crop Production       Disturbed Environment and - Infections Vertical Urban Farming     2008 Student Reports The Vertical Farm Complex Renewable Energy Sources     2007 Student Reports       2007 Student Report: Mali, Peru, and Japan 2007 Student Report: Marketing the Vertical Farm 2007 Student Report: New Technologies           2007 Student Report: A Vertical Farm in Harlem       2006 Student Reports       2006 Student Report: The Vertical Farm Entrepreneurship 2006 Student Report: Materializing the Idea 2006 Student Report: SSocioeconomic and Political Implications           2006 Student Report: Commercial Crops         Other Presentations       Vertical Farm: Part I Vertical Farm: Part II Potential Funding Strategies The Concept of Ecological Footprint Life Under Stress Sustainability   Black Water Treatment Feeding the Next 3 Billion People

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