; and (B) seek to develop technologies for fast-response near-Earth object deflection and disruption; and (2) participate in activities that— (A) seek to improve national capabilities for potentially hazardous near-Earth object modeling, predictions, and information integration; and (B) increase international cooperation on near-Earth object preparation. 337. Assessment of requirements for cataloguing and archiving near-Earth object data (a) Assessment The Administrator shall enter into an arrangement with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine to carry out an assessment to identify the requirements and capabilities needed for the cataloguing, archiving, and maintaining observational space-based and ground-based data of near-Earth objects through 2030, including data from the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope. (b) Inclusion The assessment in subsection (a) shall address— (1) the extent to which the existing facilities, including the Minor Planet Center, can accommodate the identified needs; (2) and any additional facilities, equipment, and capabilities needed to catalogue, archive, and maintain near-Earth object data anticipated to be collected through 2030; (3) requirements and capabilities for automated analysis of the data and objects in the catalogue and archive, including artificial intelligence