Merge pull request #142 from OpenGeoMetadata/data-updates

Update Stanford data dump

last_run

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-2024-02-08T18:48:35Z
+2024-03-19T22:47:53Z

layers.json

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metadata-1.0/bb/033/gt/0615/geoblacklight.json

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metadata-1.0/bb/058/zh/0946/geoblacklight.json

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