; (10) establish policies and procedures for the collection, archiving, and stewardship of data on community response, including the response of vulnerable populations, to high-impact tropical systems; and (11) integrate and consider research and development described in this subsection in the development or enhancement of hurricane products, information, and services. (c) Pilot study (1) In general Not later than 180 days, the Administrator shall seek to enter into an agreement with an appropriate entity, as determined by the Administrator, to conduct a pilot study using a mixed methods approach, such as surveys, focus groups, and interviews, to gather information from hurricane prone population areas regarding their levels of preparedness for hurricanes. The surveys shall evaluate the following: (A) Possession of disaster supplies. (B) Evacuation decisions. (C) Levels of trust of tropical cyclone information from various sources. (D) Access to tropical cyclone warnings in a survey participant’s first language. (E) Determination regarding a survey participant’s reasoning that may hinder the ability of such a participant to evacuate or willingness to evacuate. (F) Any additional information the Administrator determines necessary. (2) Additional criteria The pilot study described in paragraph (1) shall define its methodology and be made publicly available on a website of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.