The International Society of Environmental Geotechnology (ISEG) has evolved as a registered non-profit professional society of researchers, policymakers, educators, corporate personnel and representatives of organizations who are active or interested in the advancement and application of knowledge in the geoenvironmental sciences and engineering to sustainable development of all regions of the world. Since 1993, the parent group of individuals and organizations has organized several symposia and conferences in North America, Asia and South America to address critical issues that rest on the application of technical knowledge drawn from a diversity of disciplines. These events and related technical activities have drawn widespread participation, exemplified by an average of 500 participants from about 50 countries in events that have been hosted. Furthermore, the results of deliberations at some of these events have been directly put into public policies by representatives of government agencies in many countries. ISEG seeks to continue to promote scientific cooperation among countries, organizations and individuals on geoenvironmental issues.
     ISEG is headquartered at the Global Institute for Energy and Environmental Systems of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, NC, USA.
Developed by: Gustavo Borel Menezes