What does NORA use to communicate research findings to the industry?

NORA utilizes technical reports and industry publications as a primary method to relay research findings to the industry. This approach ensures that the information shared is not only detailed and thoroughly vetted, but also specific to the technical needs and advancements in the oilheat sector. The use of these comprehensive resources allows industry professionals to access critical insights that can drive improvements, enhance safety, and encourage the adoption of innovative practices.

Technical reports typically contain data analysis, findings from research studies, and recommendations based on the latest industry trends and technologies. Industry publications often include articles written by experts that summarize these findings, making them accessible to a broader audience within the oilheat community. This format is particularly valuable since it allows for scholarly and practical implications to be understood and implemented effectively.

While public announcements and press releases may serve to highlight significant achievements or initiate discussions, they do not delve deeply into technical specifics. Social media updates can offer quick insights or prompt engagement but lack the thoroughness required for a complete understanding of research findings. Newsletters and surveys, while helpful for distribution and feedback collection, do not play the foundational role that technical reports and industry publications do in conveying the depth and rigor of NORA’s research outcomes.