; and (7) to describe how to integrate air quality monitoring technologies and data across spatial and temporal scales to improve quantitative use of low-cost sensors, satellite sensors, and other technologies. 5. Air Quality Technology Working Group (a) Establishment (1) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Administrator shall establish an Air Quality Technology Working Group (referred to in this section as the Working Group ). (2) Membership The Working Group shall consist of 30 members, including— (A) 1 representative from each Regional Office of the Environmental Protection Agency; (B) not less than 1 representative with a demonstrated record of experience with device installation, operation, maintenance, and calibration of different air quality monitoring approaches; (C) not less than 3 representatives with demonstrated records of experience in data science as it pertains to using measurements from monitoring technologies to develop air quality insights for environmental justice and associated air quality monitoring applications; (D) not less than 3 representatives of environmental justice community-based organizations, coalitions, networks, or alliances with experience in using new technologies to assess and address air pollution in the communities of those environmental justice community-based organizations, coalitions, networks, or alliances; (E) not less than 1 representative with a demonstrated record of experience in outreach and engagement with environmental justice communities; (F) not less than 1 representative from the national headquarters of the Environmental Protection Agency; (G) not less than 1 representative from a State air agency; (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