; (C) any modifications of the permitting timetable required under subparagraph (A), including an explanation as to why the permitting timetable was modified; and (D) information about project-related public meetings, public hearings, and public comment periods, which shall be presented in English and the predominant language of the community or communities most affected by the project, as that information becomes available. (d) Best available science In utilizing the best available science for the Assessment, the Coalition shall include— (1) data and peer-reviewed research from academic institutions with a demonstrated history of studying giant sequoias and with experience analyzing distinct management strategies to improve giant sequoia resiliency; (2) traditional ecological knowledge from the Tribe related to improving the health and resiliency of giant sequoia groves; and (3) data from Federal, State, Tribal, and local governments or agencies. (e) Technology improvements In carrying out this section, the Secretary may enter into memorandums of understanding or agreements with other Federal agencies or departments, State or local governments, Tribal governments, private entities, or academic institutions to improve, with respect to the Assessment, the use and integration of— (1) advanced remote sensing and geospatial technologies; (2) statistical modeling and analysis; or (3) any other technology the Secretary determines will benefit the quality of information used in the Assessment. (f) Planning The Coalition shall make information from this Assessment available to the Secretary concerned and State of California to integrate into the— (1) State of California’s Wildfire and Forest Resilience Action Plan; (2) Forest Service’s 10-year Wildfire Crisis Strategy (or successor plan)