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    Introduction
    1. Gathering and sharing data
    Tutorial: Collect Open Data from online sources
    Tutorial: Process Groundwater Data in QGIS
    2. Field data collection
    Tutorial: Create a field data collection app for groundwater studies
    3. Data analysis
    Tutorial: Create a groundwater level map from borehole data and a DEM
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    Spatial Analysis of Accessibility of Wells using Map Algebra
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    3. 2. Field data collection
    4. 3. Data analysis
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    • Introduction

      This course has been developed for the SADC Groundwater Management Institute (SADC-GMI) in cooperation with IGRAC.

      The objective of this course is to train groundwater professionals to use GIS for groundwater applications, such as:

      • Finding Open Data for groundwater applications
      • Mapping groundwater related features from existing maps and using a field data collection app
      • Design maps for printing and upload to SADC-GIP
      • Spatial analysis using map algebra

      The course is divided in three topics that you can find in the tabs:
      1. Gathering and sharing data
      2. Field data collection
      3. Data analysis

      These skills are fundamental for visualizing and analyzing groundwater data. It is also a prerequisite for sharing groundwater data in online Spatial Data Infrastructure platforms like the SADC Groundwater Information Portal (SADC-GIP). The course is designed for hydrogeologists with basic GIS skills.

      Beginners can find tutorials and training material on GIS here:

      1. IHE Delft GIS OpenCourseWare
      2. An index of free QGIS materials
      3. QGIS tutorials and tips
      A good practice document for sharing groundwater data is available here.
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      Teacher
      Hans van der Kwast
      Introduction
    • 1. Gathering and sharing data

      2 Books
      • Lecture: good practices for sharing groundwater geospatial data

      • Tutorial: Collect Open Data from online sources Book
      • Tutorial: Process Groundwater Data in QGIS Book
    • 2. Field data collection

      1 Book
      • Besides data from online resources often we need to collect data from the field.

        In this tutorial you'll learn how to create a field data collection app with QGIS, Input and Mergin for a groundwater mapping survey. These are free tools developed by Lutra Consulting.


      • Tutorial: Create a field data collection app for groundwater studies Book
    • 3. Data analysis

      2 Books, 2 Folders
      • Tutorial: Create a groundwater level map from borehole data and a DEM Book
      • Data Folder
      • Spatial Analysis of Accessibility of Wells using Map Algebra Book
      • Data Folder

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