; and (3) the Administration— (A) develops a better understanding of data needs from users and potential users; and (B) anticipates future data infrastructure needs to meet growing demands for access to data sets of the Administration from commercial applications. (b) Approval of Secretary of the Navy Cooperative activities may be carried out under subsection (a) only to the extent that the Secretary of the Navy approves data made available under section 201 for release to the public after the Secretary determines there are no national security implications relating to that data. (c) Technical assistance The Assistant Administrator for Satellite and Information Services and the Assistant Administrator of the National Ocean Service shall jointly provide technical assistance to users or potential users on accessing the data provided under section 201. 203. Facilitating joint projects between National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and private industry on unmanned maritime systems (a) In general In carrying out the program required by section 201(b)(1), the Administrator shall develop and implement a process to facilitate joint projects among private industry, research institutions, and other non-Federal entities with unmanned maritime systems expertise for the following purposes: (1) Improving ocean observing capabilities to monitor the physical, chemical, and biological conditions of the ocean. (2) Increasing cost effectiveness of developing technologies relating to unmanned maritime systems. (3) Seeking efficiencies in data collection and management through in the development and deployment of unmanned maritime systems. (4) Expanding global capabilities of ocean technology. (5) Capitalizing on emerging technological advances. (b) Use of existing partnerships The Administrator may consider using partnerships in existence on the day before the date of the enactment of this Act, such as such partnerships established through the National Oceanographic Partnership Program, for carrying out this section.