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The Geosynthetics Division supports industrial, technical and, research efforts advancing the use of geosynthetics by Canadian geotechnical professionals. It contributes to the organization of short courses and technical sessions related to Geosynthetics during the annual Canadian geotechnical conference. The Division monitors, stimulates and promotes national and international activities leading to the technical competence and excellence of the Canadian geotechnical professionals. The Division as well supports various Educational Courses/Webinars conducted from time to time . One of our major objectives is to run an active Geosynthetics Division with multiple relevant collaborations to foster geosynthetics awareness, education, research, and industry interactions using geosynthetic solutions.
Executive Committee
The Executive Committee of the Geosynthetics Division consists of the following members:
For an outstanding contribution associated with the application of geosynthetics in civil, geotechnical or geoenvironmental engineering. The contribution can be theoretical, practical or a case study, and can be in the form of:
i) a publication in the Canadian Geotechnical Journal, official journal of the International Geosynthetics Society; or another peer-reviewed technical journal,
ii) a book or chapter of a book, or
iii) a keynote or invited lecture published in the proceedings of a learned society conference.
Awarded biannually, typically even-numbered years.
Most Recent Awardees:
2022: Mohamed A. Meguid
2020: Colin Alston
2018: (not awarded)
2016: MH El Naggar
2014: (not awarded)
2012: J Fannin
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ASCE Terzaghi Lecture
CGS Past President (2001-2002), Kerry Rowe, Queen's University, will be giving the 2017 ASCE Terzaghi ...
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Upcoming Events
Year:
SEP
21-24
2025
78th Annual Canadian Geotechnical Conference - GeoManitoba
Location:
Winnipeg, MB
Please contact the Geosynthetics Division at info@cgs.ca if you have any comments or suggestions.