👉 Isle engineering refers to the process of modifying or constructing artificial islands, typically for strategic, economic, or environmental purposes. This engineering feat involves a series of complex steps, including site selection, foundation laying, land reclamation, and the construction of infrastructure such as ports, harbors, and residential or industrial facilities. The goal is to create a stable, habitable, or operationally useful landmass in otherwise inhospitable or undeveloped areas. These engineered islands can serve various functions, from military bases and naval stations to tourist destinations and ecological reserves, playing a crucial role in global geopolitics, trade, and environmental conservation.