; (H) not less than 1 representative from a local air agency; (I) not less than 1 representative from a Tribal air agency; (J) not less than 2 representatives who— (i) are— (I) from public health departments; or (II) public health scientists; and (ii) have a demonstrated record of experience with translating information collected from monitoring technologies into health insights for environmental justice applications and air quality management; and (K) not less than 1 representative from the air quality technology industry. (b) Monitoring system template Not later than 1 year after the date on which the Working Group is established under subsection (a)(1), the Working Group shall develop and submit to the relevant committees of Congress a report that includes— (1) templates for integrated air quality monitoring systems ranging in cost estimates, population sizes of communities served, atmospheric dispersion dynamics of air pollutants, and other relevant parameters, as determined to be appropriate by the Working Group, that provide a holistic understanding of local air pollutant measurements across time, which may incorporate— (A) 1 or more in-situ monitors; (B) 1 or more satellite sensors; (C) computer modeling; (D) multipollutant monitoring options; (E) single pollutant monitoring options; and (F) data collection, interpretation, and reporting to relevant Federal, State, local, and Tribal air agencies; (2) a description of the costs and capacity needs associated with the integrated air quality monitoring systems described under paragraph (1), including— (A) costs of purchase, operation, maintenance, and calibration of monitor technologies; (B) workforce needs; (C) data infrastructure needs; and (D) any other needs, as determined to be appropriate by the Administrator