[Qgis-user] Geology / formation database structure

[Stefan Giese]

Hi Matt,

did you have a look to the midvatten plugin (1), there you can create a 
project database for geology data from drilholes. I didn't use it so 
far, but I think it's worth have a look on.

Normally the basic construct should be a one to many relation between 
base data and horizon data

base data (position, name, ...)   1 - n horizons ( upper depth, lower 
depth, lithology, colour, fabric, texture, genesis, stratigraphy...)

(1) https://github.com/jkall/qgis-midvatten-plugin/wiki

Best regards

Stefan


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Am 24.10.2019 um 01:55 schrieb Matt Boyd:
> Hi QGISers,
> possibly a little OT but do any of the geologists on the list know of 
> a pre-built structure for formation tops in well data?
>
> I'm thinking a relational DB structure that is able to be filtered by 
> group / formation / member and provides more functionality than 
> spreadsheets and with a smaller footprint than the monolithic 
> geology databases that seem to be around.
>
> I've started building this myself but I'm more of a user than a designer.
>
> Thanks
> Matt
>
>
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