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The Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) is an international, non-profit, scientific and technical association whose 3,000 members include geoscientists specializing in engineering geology, environmental geology, and ground-water geology as well as other professionals in affiliated fields such as civil and mining engineering, land-use planning, public policy and education.

Through its technical and professional activities, AEG strives to promote the value and importance of geologic practice in:
  • detecting, containing, and remediating contaminated soil and ground water,

  • recognizing and mitigating hazardous geologic processes to promote public safety and welfare, and

  • siting, planning, designing, constructing and maintaining engineered works.
The mission of AEG is to provide leadership in the development and application of geologic principles and knowledge to serve engineering, environmental, and public needs. The aims of the Association are to advance engineering geology and to:
  • promote public safety and welfare,

  • promote public understanding and acceptance of the field of engineering geology,

  • establish and maintain quality publications and professional standards,

  • monitor legal or other developments that would affect the profession of engineering geology, provide information on their potential effect, and provide an organization for concerted action when desired,

  • provide for discussions on subjects and problems within the field of interest of the engineering geology profession,

  • provide a medium for distribution of information and technical papers of interest to engineering geologists, and

  • encourage all qualified individuals and organizations interested in furthering the field of engineering geology to apply for membership and corporate or commercial sponsorship.

 AEG Calendar
 The AEG Calendar contains the upcoming technical meetings and other events that you should consider attending. AEG-Texas Section meetings and AEG National Meetings are packed with solid technical programs, which will support your efforts to maintain your continuing education (for receiving CEUs or PDHs). The NGWA and other society programs are also listed and have many topical programs.
Geology of Texas
 Click to find out more about Texas Geology...In common with most engineering activities, the field of engineering geology, by nature, focuses on more site-specific issues than other sub-fields of geology.

Because the geology is common to all sub-fields, we present here a summary of the geology of Texas, as follows...
Professional Licenses
 Professional Geoscientist LicensureSenate Bill 405 of the 77th Texas Legislature created the Texas Board of Professional Geoscientists to regulate the practice of geoscience in Texas.

Licenses are required as of September 2003. Applications for a Professional Geoscientist License are now available! For additional information, click here
 IET Top Geoscience ResourcesThe IET-sponsored Web Portal has become a popular source of technical information for Texas geoscientists and non-geoscientists as well.

The Portal has 35 categories so that you can find technical information on the Internet quickly. You can also contribute your favorite URLs so that they will be available to you even when you travel. Visit the IET Resource Portal (new window)

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