Bill Bishop (GISP, GII) EOC Manager - GIS Coordinator-CS City of Newark, NJ Office of Emergency Management - OHSP

US Army Software Simulation and development course Ft Leavenworth KS. Greater New York City Area 500+ 500+ connections

30+ Years of GIS Analyst and Coordinator experience. Maintains the City of Newark’s Zoning, Redevelopment, UEZ, Master Plan and OEM DHS layers for the city’s Economic Development. Responsible for the city’s abandon building task force tracking and analyst systems for the various agencies in the city. Created a community activity map: Manages the OEM / DHS Regional Fusion Center.

Produce GIS applications and maps. This facilitates the development of dynamic systems that capture and display data and maps specific to the staff’s needs Apply remote sensing principles and methods to analyze data and solve problems in areas such as natural resource management, urban planning, and homeland security. Help develop new sensor systems, analytically techniques, of new applications, GIS services and solutions for existing systems Provide GIS Data to Universities around the country and help maintain GIS Warehouse Called NEWGIN Usually Known as the City’s GIS GURU.

30 years in Electronic Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance Networks ,Satellite Systems. and GIS Intelligence Analyst Services.

Build Tactical Military Communication Networks for US Army units when deployed in combat, operation, support operations or humanitarian operations. Create geographical data for (C4ISR) concept of Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance. This include FOB, EOC, and TOC’s

J6 Command, Control, Communications, & Computers/Cyber The J-6 represents the Joint War fighter in support of the command, control, communications, and computers/cyber (C4) requirements validation and capability development processes while ensuring joint interchangeability.

Command Post Of the Future (COPF), a system currently deployed at division level, enabling division and brigade commanders to discuss and collaborate when processing information, share ideas, and attend virtual meetings without assembling at one place.