; (xii) develop and periodically update a plan to efficiently integrate into the System new, innovative, or emerging technologies that have been demonstrated to be useful to the System and which will fulfill the purposes of this chapter and the System Plan; and (xiii) work with users and Regional Associations to develop products to enable real-time data sharing for decision makers, including with respect to weather forecasting and modeling, search and rescue operations, corrosive seawater forecasts, water quality monitoring and communication, and harmful algal bloom forecasting. (4) Regional Coastal Observing Systems (A) In general A Regional Coastal Observing System operated by a Regional Association described in the System Plan may not be certified or established under this subtitle unless it— (i) has been or shall be certified or established by contract or agreement by the Administrator; (ii) meets— (I) the certification standards and compliance procedure guidelines issued by the Administrator; and (II) the information needs of user groups in the region while adhering to national standards; (iii) demonstrates an organizational structure, that under funding limitations is capable of— (I) gathering required System observation data; (II) supporting and integrating all aspects of coastal and ocean observing and information programs within a region; and (III) reflecting the needs of State, local, and tribal governments, commercial interests, and other users and beneficiaries of the System and other requirements specified under this subtitle and the System Plan; (iv) identifies— (I) gaps in observation coverage needs for capital improvements of Federal assets and non-Federal assets of the System; (II) other recommendations to assist in the development of the annual and long-term plans prepared pursuant to paragraph (2)(B)(i) and transmit such information to the Interagency Ocean Observation Committee via the Program Office established under paragraph (3)(C)(i)