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The Noetic Approach

“Technical skill is mastery of complexity while creativity is mastery of simplicity.”_ – E.C. Zeeman, mathematician

The field of engineering is built on a foundation of simplicity: the law of gravity; conservation of energy and momentum; the second law of thermodynamics to name a few. It has also become a highly technical field, filled with specifications, design codes, and analysis software. Today’s engineer possesses an array of technical skills he can apply to the problems he faces.

But some problems just will not fit into a code book or design program. Problems with different fundamentals that require a new design approach. Some are more effectively dealt with by a new approach, different from the one encapsulated by an established code, or different from what existing products can address.

At Noetic Engineering, we are not constrained by the framework of code books and design software. Our work is steeped in fundamentals, to develop ground breaking ideas for custom-engineered products and unimagined solutions. Our decades of experience and our paradigm breaking creative flair means delivery of quality specialist engineering solutions fast, affordably and effectively.

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  • Slugging It Out conference in Calgary on April 15

    posted Apr 15 2013

    Noetic is sponsoring Slugging It Out conference in Calgary on April 15. On hand will be Dr. Trent Kaiser to introduce the Reserves & Well Integrity Session. Always one of ...
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  • SPE workshop on Caprock Integrity for Thermal Applications in Banff, Alberta on April 9th and 10th

    posted Mar 25 2013

    Members of Noetic’s team will attend the SPE workshop on Caprock Integrity for Thermal Applications in Banff, Alberta on April 9th and 10th. In a presentation on the first day, ...
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  • Trent Kaiser addressed mechanical engineering students at the University of Alberta

    posted Mar 19 2013

    On March 19, Trent Kaiser addressed mechanical engineering students at the University of Alberta, giving them his personal reflections on his own career, spanning more than 30 years, from when ...
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