@@DarioDosSantosDeriva i am glad it is useful. There are also videos in Portuguese playlist if this is your language kzbin.info/aero/PL0CxeEaGa8R21Tr8ZUziSQR724eD2OksY

@@croxyg6 thanks for a great question. You can use qgis2three.js as an exporter to web view. But as far as I remember you will need to covert the html into obj with Blender. . Alternatively, you can transfer your object from QGIS to Paraview, export Wavefront OBJ from there (click on object in the pipeline > Save file)

Ok nice. So using qgis2three you can export to a public web view that can be retrieved by blender? Maybe I could just explore ways to use blender itself to create massings from data plots. Although I don't know if there are any implicit or interpolative tools in blender. And I don't know how to assign lat-long-altitude coordinates in blender, although I'm sure it's possible. Thanks. I look forward to talk more and sharing.

@@croxyg6 I think WebGL file (Web3D) which is in html can be imported into Blender. I will check this for you

@@OpenGeomodelling Ok nice. I'd never heard of Paraview before. Maybe that will be promising. Quick search is negative on importing webgl into Blender. Only seems to go the other way: exporting webgl from Blender. But there may be plugins I don't know of.

The CSV data to copy and paste in your text editor is in the community section. Let me know if you would like the project to download and play with.

@@OpenGeomodelling Thank u and I want downliad and play with it. How can i do?

Yeah, the video is intended as a demonstration, if you want to go through this slower this is presented in the free course in this channel

Thank you for your kind comment. With contaminants, modeling becomes more tricky. We need to consider contaminant migration, effective porosity and fluid flow. For that you will need other tools like Modflow, but the results can be displayed in Paraview.

Unless it's just a qualitative model, then you can import images into Paraview to illustrate the concepts

Thanks, any topics you would like to see?

We could produce something together if you have access to such data 🙂

Thank you for pointing this out. High speed is just to give you an idea what can be done. If you want to dive into it in more detail, this is usually better explained in the free basic modelling course kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGfMnKWLqqeLqMk. Plugins can usually be found in the QGIS plugin library.

Thank you for this question. This is actually the next step and will be shown in the new episode. Yes, you can import a new pointset or you can resample the volume (make new points), select the extent you want and 3d interpolate them into a new body. Qgis is good for 2d interpolation, the final transformation has to be done in ParaView or other software like Blender. Keep on modeling 👍🐢

ParaView is well suited for geomodeling when used with GIS. Thanks again for your question

Im very interest for your videos, great works. Im waiting for the next episodes

@@thinkerboom8465 really appreciated 👍, we want to show that more and more can be done with open-source software, actually user friendly. With more accessible 3d models, not only data interpretation can be better but also the whole industry more sustainable 🐢

Yes, if you go to properties there is an option for adjusting geometry. To apply vertical exaggeration, modify the "Scale" values. For instance, to exaggerate vertically by a factor of 10, you would set the Z value to 10, while leaving the X and Y values as 1.

This is shown in the episode about adding properties to the volume: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWWynoqgmpWJfc0si=R809o-NzS7rMm7id

Thank you for your promotion suggestion. We believe in the organic way 🙂🙏

There is an episode on creating a "hypothetical" dataset with QGIS: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKG8p2CEa9t2esUsi=G1B6w3jvUTLzIo_X Borehole data can have commercial and non-commercial use restrictions, so the logs in my video are made up 🙂 Depending on your country, some public organizations may release data for public use. Consider checking online with your local geological survey.

Will do! Thanks for watching! KIT