Mark Kelly has been working for two decades with boundary-layer meteorology, CFD, and statistics, applying these to wind resource assessment (WRA) since 2008. His works include universal forms of atmospheric stability distributions, and wind profiles accounting for such; relations connecting shear, stability, turbulence intensity, and turbulence length scales; turbulence parameterizations for RANS & LES; meteorological characterization for loads; top-down (capping inversion) effects; characterization of roughness and flow over complex terrain; uncertainty quantification for wind modelling and its inputs (e.g. WAsP, RANS, WRF), and for the entire WRA process. These are adapted to enginnering forms and use, per industrial needs.