inputs/SALVIAS/projects/postprocess.sql: remove private data that should not be publicly visible (this was probably already removed by the plotMetadata.AccessCode filter in salvias_plots.~.clean_up.sql)

inputs/SALVIAS/projects/postprocess.sql: remove institutions that we have direct data for (Madidi, VegBank)

bugfix: inputs/VegBank/plot_/postprocess.sql: coordinateUncertaintyInMeters__from_fuzzing: need to convert km to m in the fuzzing radii. updated derived cols runtimes.

inputs/VegBank/plot_/postprocess.sql: remove duplicated CVS plots (2323 of 7079 CVS plots are removed by this)

planning/timeline/timeline.2013.xls: updated for progress

added exports/2013-7-10.Naia.range_limiting_factors.csv.run

bugfix: exports/2013-10-18.Brian_Enquist.Canadensys.csv.run: do not override the table to analytical_stem, because the extract-specific view should be used instead. this was actually benign, because extract.run export_() always sets $table to the extract-specific view.

schemas/vegbien.sql: added 2013-7-10.Naia.range_limiting_factors

schemas/vegbien.sql: sync_analytical_stem_to_view(): row_num: renamed to taxon_occurrence__pkey because previous taxon determinations have been removed, so each row is in fact a taxon_occurrence (~= VegCore.vegpath.org?ERD.taxon_occurrence)

fix: schemas/vegbien.sql: analytical_stem_view: don't ORDER BY datasource, because this requires a slow full-table sort after the hash joins. (when selecting a subset of analytical_stem_view, nested loops are used automatically without needing an ORDER BY to force this.) to get the datasource-sorted order (plus a sort-order guarantee), you can still add a manual `ORDER BY datasource`, which will use a fast index scan on one of the datasource indexes.