; (B) collect and provide data in a spatially explicit manner wherever practicable and provide such data to the interagency comprehensive digital mapping initiative as described in section 2 of Public Law 109–58 ( 42 U.S.C. 15801 ); and (C) make publicly available any such data that is not classified information. (3) Public participation Each Regional Coordination Council shall provide adequate opportunity for review and input by stakeholders and the general public during the preparation of the initial assessment and any revised assessments. (b) Regional Strategic Plans (1) Requirement Not later than 3 years after the completion of the initial regional assessment, each Regional Coordination Council shall prepare and submit to the Chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality a multiobjective, science- and ecosystem-based, spatially explicit, integrated Strategic Plan in accordance with this subsection for the Council’s Coordination Region. (2) Management objective The management objective of the Strategic Plans under this subsection shall be to foster comprehensive, integrated, and sustainable development and use of ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes resources, while protecting marine ecosystem health and sustaining the long-term economic and ecosystem values of the oceans. (3) Contents Each Strategic Plan prepared by a Regional Coordination Council shall— (A) be based on the initial regional assessment and updates for the Coordination Region under subsections (a) and (c), respectively; (B) foster the sustainable and integrated development and use of ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes resources in a manner that protects the health of marine ecosystems; (C) identify areas with potential for siting and developing renewable energy resources and oil and gas projects in the Coordination Region covered by the Strategic Plan; (D) identify other current and potential uses of the ocean and coastal resources in the Coordination Region