; (B) identify and include a spatially and temporally explicit inventory of existing and potential uses of the Coordination Region, including fishing and fish habitat, tourism, recreation, and energy development; (C) document the health and relative environmental sensitivity of the marine ecosystem within the Coordination Region, including a comprehensive survey and status assessment of species, habitats, and indicators of ecosystem health; (D) identify marine habitat types and important ecological areas within the Coordination Region; (E) assess the Coordination Region’s marine economy and cultural attributes and include regionally specific ecological and socio-economic baseline data; (F) identify and prioritize additional scientific and economic data necessary to inform the development of Strategic Plans; and (G) include other information to improve decision making as determined by the Regional Coordination Council. (2) Data Each initial assessment shall— (A) use the best available data; (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 )