Add fetcher for the Bushveld gravity dataset #32
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Add a new entry on the registry for the new dataset, write a new fetch function and add it to the API index.
Use the data type at the start "Gravity" so it matches the rest of the examples. Made the plot background dark to better highlight the data.
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Thanks, @santisoler! Made a small tweak to the recipe title and plot. Merging in as soon as CI passes.
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Description
Add a new function for fetching and caching a CSV file containing preprocessed
gravity data over Bushveld, Souther Africa. The observed gravity was cropped
from the Southern Africa gravity dataset. This new dataset includes observation
heights referenced to the ellipsoid, a precomputed gravity disturbance and
a topography-free gravity disturbance.