; and (B) by a Federal agency, State agency, local agency, Tribe, academic scientist, citizen scientist, or industry organization. (2) Existing global or national data assets In establishing the data archive system under paragraph (1), the Secretary shall ensure that existing global or national data assets (including the data assets of the National Centers for Environmental Information, the Integrated Ocean Observing System, and other existing data systems within Federal agencies) are incorporated to the great extent possible. (e) Standards, protocols, and procedures With respect to the data described in subsection (d), the Secretary, in coordination with members of the interagency working group, shall establish standards, protocols, or procedures for— (1) processing, storing, archiving, and providing access to such data; (2) the interoperability and intercalibration of such data; (3) the collection of any metadata underlying such data; and (4) sharing such data with State, local, and Tribal government programs, potentially affected industry members, coastal stakeholders, fishery management councils and commissions, non-Federal resource managers, and academia. (f) Dissemination of ocean acidification data and coastal acidification data The Secretary, in coordination with members of the interagency working group, shall disseminate the data described under subsection (d) to the greatest extent practicable by sharing such data on full and open access exchanges, including the Ocean Acidification Information Exchange described in section 12404(b)(5). (g) Requirement Recipients of grants from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration under this subtitle that collected data described under subsection (d) shall— (1) collect such data in accordance with the standards, protocols, or procedures established pursuant to subsection (e)