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The plugin is intended to be a toolset that makes QGIS an interface for editing/viewing hydrogeological observational data (drillings, water levels, seismic data etc). Observational data is stored in a spatial-enabled SQLite database (i.e. spatialite) or a PostgreSQL database with PostGIS extension.
Read about the features here. Instructions for usage are also found on this wiki, and so is a (somewhat outdated) tutorial.
Some of the available features:
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Unfortunately we have no resources to support individual users for free, it is far beyond our resources. Instead, try to ask your questions (and give your answers) at gis.stackexchange. gis.stackexchange is probably also a good place to ask questions if you are uncertain if your problem is actually related to Midvatten plugin, QGIS or some other plugin involved in your workflow.
If you encountered a bug in Midvatten plugin, then please give a full description of your problem, including screen shots etc and report here
If your problem is related to QGIS or the QGIS2threejs plugin, then use the corresponding bug trackers here and here.
More information about development of plugin is found here
Version 1.8.0 is now released with some new features and improvements.
See Version 1.8.0 changelog.
Version 1.7.0 is now released with some new features and improvements.
See Version 1.7.0 changelog.
Version 1.6.10 is now released with some new features and improvements.
- Fixes bug where obs_points and obs_lines were not editable, and more.
See Version 1.6.10 changelog.
Version 1.6.9 and below.
A stable version is found in repository
Shortcut for Load default db-layers to qgis not working
The fix:
- Open Settings > Configure shortcuts ...
- Make sure the button F7 is only used for Load default db-layers to qgis. (Select other rows with F7 and press "Set none".
Midvatten plugin for QGIS is developed at Midvatten AB, a small consultancy company, as our own toolset for working with hydrogeological observational data. We released the toolset under the terms of the GNU GPL License v2, free for you to use.
The plugin is developed and maintained to fulfill our own needs and completely dependent on our own projects being able to cover the development costs.
There is now a short development guide if anyone wants to contribute with new features or fixes, see development guide.
If you have a specific bug you want to be fixed or a special feature you want to add, please contact us for a discussion about possibilities and costs.
Also, the documentation (primarily theses wiki pages) needs to be updated but we will need some funding to keep up with all the documentation. Contact us for a discussion on how to support.
Last but not least. The plugin is released under GNU GPL v2 so please feel free to clone this github repo, fix bugs and add your own features. Contributions are welcome!