allow simple round-tripping of variables.csv by fixing the number and…

… order of columns

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datasets/Binford/variables.csv

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 B032,"Politics, Leadership",Perogatives of leadership,"Perogatives of leadership, regardless of the types of leadership present in the group",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'PEROGAT',,"More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p.338, caption to Fig 9.06"
 B033,"Economy, Property, Wealth transactions",Use of money,Presence or absence of use of money within the society,Ordinal,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'MONEY',,Code and variable definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006)
 B034,"Economy, Labour",Economic specialization,Whether there is economic role specialization beyond simple age and gender differences,Ordinal,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'OCCSPE',,"More detail on variable in Binford (2001) p. 333, but no code definitions; division of labor discussed briefly on p. 244; code definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006)"
-B035,"Marriage,Kinship, Community organization",Community marriage organization,"The prevalence of local endogamy, agamy, and exogamy coded together with the presence or absence of localized kin groups. Can be interpreted as ordinal measure of endogamy.",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'COMMUN',,Code and variable definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006)
+B035,"Marriage, Kinship, Community organization",Community marriage organization,"The prevalence of local endogamy, agamy, and exogamy coded together with the presence or absence of localized kin groups. Can be interpreted as ordinal measure of endogamy.",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'COMMUN',,Code and variable definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006)
 B036,"Community organization, Housing, Politics",Community facilities,"The functions and properties of structures with specific community-wide functions. These are not residences, nor are they multifunctional residences.",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'COMSTFUN',,Code and variable definitions from Binford and Johnson (2006)
 B037,"Subsistence, Economy, Property",Ownership of resource locations ,Ownership of resource locations ,Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'OWNERS',,"Code definitions somewhat ambiguous, see Binford (2001) p. 426, caption to Fig. 11.17"
 B038,Politics,System state: typology of society's political organization,"Variable represents a combination of data relating to leadership, internal differentiation of leadership status, associated roles relative to participation in decision making, and the exercise of power within the society. According to Binford (2001) these include some of the criteria used in ""more thoughtful evolutionary classifications,"" such as ones by Fried (1967) and Jonson and Earle (1987). ",Categorical,,Binford (2001) Table 9.01; variable 'SYSSTATE',,More detail on code definitions and variable in Binford (2001) p. 345; Codes given in caption for figure 9.02. 

datasets/GMTED2010/variables.csv

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-category,id,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
-Physical Landscape,Elevation,Meters above sea level,Meters above sea level,Continuous,masl,Global Multi-resolution Terrain Elevation Data 2010,,
-Physical Landscape,Slope,Mean incline (in degrees) in the terrain (unit of sample 0.5 by 0.5 degree cell),Mean incline (in degrees) in the terrain (unit of sample 0.5 by 0.5 degree cell),Continuous,degrees,Global Multi-resolution Terrain Elevation Data 2010,,
+id,category,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
+Elevation,Physical Landscape,Meters above sea level,Meters above sea level,Continuous,masl,Global Multi-resolution Terrain Elevation Data 2010,,
+Slope,Physical Landscape,Mean incline (in degrees) in the terrain (unit of sample 0.5 by 0.5 degree cell),Mean incline (in degrees) in the terrain (unit of sample 0.5 by 0.5 degree cell),Continuous,degrees,Global Multi-resolution Terrain Elevation Data 2010,,

datasets/GSHHS/variables.csv

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-category,id,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
-Physical Landscape,DistToCoast_km,Distance to coast,Distance to coast,Continuous,km,High-resolution Geography Database,,
+id,category,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
+DistToCoast_km,Physical Landscape,Distance to coast,Distance to coast,Continuous,km,High-resolution Geography Database,,

datasets/Jenkins/variables.csv

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-category,id,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
-Ecology,AmphibianRichness,Number of coexisting amphibian species,Number of coexisting amphibian species.,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,
-Ecology,BirdRichness,Number of coexisting bird species,Number of coexisting bird species.,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,
-Ecology,MammalRichness,Number of coexisting mammal species,Number of coexisting mammal species.,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,
+id,category,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
+AmphibianRichness,Ecology,Number of coexisting amphibian species,Number of coexisting amphibian species.,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,
+BirdRichness,Ecology,Number of coexisting bird species,Number of coexisting bird species.,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,
+MammalRichness,Ecology,Number of coexisting mammal species,Number of coexisting mammal species.,Continuous,,Jenkins et al. 2013,,

datasets/Kreft/variables.csv

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-category,id,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
-Ecology,VascularPlantsRichness,Number of coexisting vascular plant species.,Number of coexisting vascular plant species.,Continuous,,Kreft and Jetz 2007,,
+id,category,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
+VascularPlantsRichness,Ecology,Number of coexisting vascular plant species.,Number of coexisting vascular plant species.,Continuous,,Kreft and Jetz 2007,,

datasets/MODIS/variables.csv

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-category,id,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
-Ecology,AnnualNetPrimaryProductionVariance,Variance in net primary production per month,Variance in net primary production per month,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
-Ecology,MonthlyMeanNetPrimaryProduction,Net primary production per month (grams of carbon uptake per square meter of land per month),Net primary production per month (grams of carbon uptake per square meter of land per month),Continuous,gC m-2 month-1,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
-Ecology,NetPrimaryProductionConstancy,Net primary production constancy,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions are constant. Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
-Ecology,NetPrimaryProductionContingency,Net primary production contingency,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions oscillate in a very predictable manner.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
-Ecology,NetPrimaryProductionPredictability,Net primary production predictability,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable due to either constancy or contingency.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
+id,category,title,definition,type,units,source,changes,notes
+AnnualNetPrimaryProductionVariance,Ecology,Variance in net primary production per month,Variance in net primary production per month,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
+MonthlyMeanNetPrimaryProduction,Ecology,Net primary production per month (grams of carbon uptake per square meter of land per month),Net primary production per month (grams of carbon uptake per square meter of land per month),Continuous,gC m-2 month-1,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
+NetPrimaryProductionConstancy,Ecology,Net primary production constancy,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions are constant. Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
+NetPrimaryProductionContingency,Ecology,Net primary production contingency,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable because conditions oscillate in a very predictable manner.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,
+NetPrimaryProductionPredictability,Ecology,Net primary production predictability,Colwell's (1974) information theoretic index. Indicates the extent to which a climate patterns are predictable due to either constancy or contingency.  Varies between 0 (completely unpredictable) and 1 (fully predictable).,Continuous,,Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer,,