; (3) to assist installation commanders and other installation managers in using technologies that are readily available to improve, enhance, and modernize methods and technologies to manage installations; and (4) to develop a framework and model plan to expand the use of innovative technologies to other military installations that results in readiness operational improvements and identifiable cost savings to the Department of Defense. (c) Minimum criteria for selection of military installation In an effort to determine the capacity and capability of using innovative technologies, systems, and sensors at military installations, the Secretary of Defense shall select as the site of the demonstration program a military installation that— (1) has a combined day-time, on-site population (including dependents and civilian personnel) of at least 65,000 persons; (2) provides both ground training and expeditionary aviation training activities; and (3) is located within 75 miles of a military command headquarters focused on the use of advanced technology. (d) Covered systems The military installation operations to be evaluated under the demonstration program shall include— (1) emergency response; (2) building energy use; (3) traffic control; (4) waste management; (5) street lighting and other security lighting; (6) air quality monitoring; (7) perimeter security integrity and access control; (8) maintenance of family recreational facilities; (9) aviation operations, including the scheduling of training operations consistent with weather minimums; and (10) managing scheduled maintenance of installation infrastructure and mechanical systems. (e) Evaluation criteria The use of innovative technologies, systems, and sensors to manage military installation operations described in subsection (d) shall be evaluated on the basis of their— (1) operational benefits and efficiencies over current methods of management; (2) cost savings; (3) enhancement of safety; (4) enhancement of service life; (5) energy savings