; (ii) for each lease in the vicinity, the number, location, and types of wells drilled, the representative depth of wells drilled, the number and location of dry holes, the success ratio for wells drilled, and the location, production history, and life expectancy of producing fields; (iii) geological, geophysical, and geochemical information for the Federal land, including data and information from the United States Geological Survey, the Department of Energy, State agencies, industry, professional societies, academic sources, and the public; (iv) structural and stratigraphic data and information relating to basins, fields, and plays on the Federal land; and (v) data and information on the likelihood that economically recoverable oil and gas resources are present in a given area, including information submitted by experts and the public. (B) Explanation of factors The Secretary shall document how each factor described in subparagraph (A) and any other factors considered by the Secretary support the designation of the potential for development of oil and gas resources on the Federal land. (4) Opportunity for public participation In developing a reasonably foreseeable development scenario under this subsection, the Secretary shall— (A) notify the public that the reasonably foreseeable development scenario is being initiated; (B) publish a request for information for the reasonably foreseeable development scenario; (C) release a draft version of the reasonably foreseeable development scenario for a public review and comment for a period of not less than 60 days