; (ii) inundation models; and (iii) effective emergency exercises; and (B) recommended guidance for at-risk port and harbor tsunami warning, evacuation, and response procedures in coordination with the Coast Guard. (d) Authorized activities In addition to activities conducted under subsection (c), the program under this section may include the following: (1) Multidisciplinary vulnerability assessment research, education, and training to help integrate risk management and resilience objectives with community development planning and policies. (2) Risk management training for local officials and community organizations to enhance understanding and preparedness. (3) Interagency, Federal, State, tribal, and territorial intergovernmental tsunami response exercise planning and implementation in high-risk areas. (4) Development of practical applications for existing or emerging technologies, such as modeling, remote sensing, geospatial technology, engineering, and observing systems, including the integration of tsunami sensors into Federal and commercial submarine telecommunication cables if practicable. (5) Risk management, risk assessment, and resilience data and information services, including— (A) access to data and products derived from observing and detection systems