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Hans van der Kwast (IHE Delft) QGIS for Groundwater Applications Preprocessing and collecting groundwater data

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Page 1: QGIS for Groundwater Applications

Hans van der Kwast (IHE Delft)

QGIS for Groundwater ApplicationsPreprocessing and collecting groundwater data

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Boreholedata

Build a database

Join non-spatial data

Sample data from othersources

Data clean-up

Interpolatepoints

Clip to studyarea

Field data collection

2D visualisation

3D visualisation

Workflow for preprocessing groundwater data

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Where to get data?

Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI)

Enabling environment that supports easy access to and

utilization of geospatial data.

SDIs are more than just data repositories:

Discovery

catalogues, search engine

Visualization

interactive maps, infographics,

real time data, etc.

Evaluation

quality, metadata

Access to geospatial data and information

web-based, apps, services, GIS

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SDI and GIS

Sharing of:

• Spatial data

• Metadata

• Documents (e.g. Open

Access papers)

• Profiles (social media)

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SDI and QGIS

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Australian Groundwater Explorer

http://www.bom.gov.au/water/groundwater/explorer/map.shtml

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Case study: Namoi River

Mgillaus, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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Data

From gw_region_README.txt:

- NGIS version 1.6 extract

- Water level

measurements:level_<river_region>.csv

- Salinity measurements:

salinity_<river_region>.csv

- Hydrochemistry bore locations and attributes:

hydrochem_bore_<river_region>.csv

- Hydrochemistry measurements:

hydrochem_results_<river_region>.csv

- Product release notes:

gw_river_region_README.txt (this file)

For shapefile format, the following NGIS data

is available:

- bores

- lithology logs

- construction logs

- hydrostratigraphy (bore) logs

- hydrogeologic unit table

- management zones

- aquifers

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• Create a new GeoPackage

Build database

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Join non-spatial data

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Join non-spatial data

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• TsRefElev: 0 = no data

• Replace with elevation from DEM

Sample data from other sources

https://elevation.fsdf.org.au/

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Extract layer extent

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DEM tiles

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SRTM-Downloader plugin

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Build Virtual Raster

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Point sampling tool

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Sample Raster Values

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Data Clean Up – remove NULL values

1. Select all water levels

2. Export selected features

to GeoPackage

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Data Clean Up – Replace 0 elevation values

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Calculate Water Elevation

WaterElev = TsRefElev - Water_Level

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Select boreholes

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Spatial Interpolation (IDW)

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Spatial Interpolation (Thiessen)

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• Aquifer

• Alluvial deposits → Buffer

Clip to study area

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Buffer of 10 km

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Goundwater level in the study area

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• For groundwater studies we often need to map features in the field, such as:

– Springs

– Wells

– Boreholes

• We also want to map properties of these features, such as:

– Unprotected/protected springs

– Depth of the well/borehole

– Water level of well/borehole

– Water quality

Field data collection for groundwater studies

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Input App

• Developed by Lutra Consulting (https://www.lutraconsulting.co.uk/)

• Designed to be compatible with all mobile devices

• Available in Google Play Store and App store

• Free and Open Source

• Support for custom forms

• Capture location-related media (photos/video)

• User friendly

• Support for external GPS receivers

• GPS accuracy setting

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• Collaborative space allowing you to store and synchronise projects across

multiple mobile and desktop clients

• Version management

• Clone projects

• Share projects with other users

• Web client

• QGIS plugin

Mergin cloud service

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Workflow QGIS – Mergin - Input

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Workflow QGIS – Mergin - Input

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gisopencourseware.org

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Questions?