Terry Bullock

Terry Bullock received the B.Sc. degree in physics from St. Mary's University, Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1984, and the Diploma in meteorology from Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada, in 1985. He is a Senior Physical Environmental Scientist with some 35 years of operational and research experience in Canada and internationally. He was a Professional Meteorologist providing operational and consultative meteorological and oceanographic services to industrial and government clients. He has been working as a Consulting Marine Meteorologist, since 1985 and specializes in on-site support for environmentally sensitive projects, such as heavy lift operations; wind energy resource monitoring and assessment, and regulatory compliance. Projects include on-site weather support for the construction and installation of the world's most massive oil installation (Hibernia), construction of the White Rose FPSO, construction of the Sable Island offshore energy project, and provision of physical environmental monitoring and forecasting services for the multibillion-dollar Hebron project. His research and development activities include wind boundary layer modeling, wind turbine energy potential and site assessment, marine and terrestrial climatological analysis, extreme event analysis, atmospheric mass and wind analysis, real-time data assimilation into analysis and forecasting systems, dynamical and statistical met-ocean-ice modeling, and weather-observation data processing and quality control. He is the client representative for several offshore operational metocean programs, and has been a Principal Investigator for multiyear R&D projects, and is the Wood Meteorological and Oceanographic Services Key Specialty Lead.