; (ii) the unique identification, tracking, classification, prediction, and modeling of orbital debris and space objects; (iii) the monitoring, quantification, assessment, modeling, and prediction of space operations and hazards, including in-space collisions; (iv) peer exchange and documentation of evidence-based practices for orbital debris mitigation and remediation; and (v) sharing, modeling, and curation of data related to orbital debris and space objects; (B) leverage non-Federal sources of support to improve space situational awareness and minimize space safety, security, and sustainability risks; (C) draw on commercial capabilities and data, as appropriate; and (D) coordinate with— (i) NASA’s Orbital Debris Program Office located at the Johnson Space Center; (ii) NASA’s Conjunction Assessment and Risk Analysis program located at the Goddard Space Flight Center; (iii) the consortium established pursuant to section 50704