; (C) improve the process for evaluating flood risk management for urban areas; (D) improve the quantification and identification of benefits provided by water resource development projects, including consideration of benefits relating to life safety, disadvantaged communities, business continuity, economic opportunity, and emergency operations; (E) incorporate the latest technical data and scientific approaches to changing hydrologic and climatic conditions; (F) improve the Secretary’s ability to assess potential damage reduction to lands in agricultural production, taking into account trends in conversion to higher-value crops; (G) improve the Secretary’s ability to consider potential flood risk management projects based on an integrated system basis rather than a solely incremental basis, using multi-benefit analyses; (H) improve the Secretary’s analyses of the costs of repetitive damages that are prevented by completing a project, especially in light of changes in hydrologic and climatic conditions