HIKE fault GeoPackage test dataset - problem with attribute table field names about project-support-wp8 HOT 6 CLOSED

We don't have the original Shapefile and Excel file used to create the example GeoPackage here but it is clear that the Excel or CSV file used had extra header lines at the top which have been interpreted as data rather than ignored leading to spurious data in the attribute table. There are two ways to fix this.

1. If you want the ease of dragging your CSV file to your QGIS layer panel with no configuration then just edit the original CSV file so that it just has the single line of field headers and data like the example GC3D-tester-fault-attributes-single-header-line.csv in the attached GC3D-tester.zip file.
2. If you want to leave your CSV files unchanged you can use the QGIS menu Layer > Add Layer > Add Delimited Text Layer and then select your CSV file. Under the Record and Fields Options you can select the number of header lines to discard (probably 2 in your case) and also that the first record (after the discarded ones) has the field names in it.
   Using either of these processes you should be able to go on to create a GeoPackage following your existing instructions like the example GC3D-tester-output.gpkg in the attached GC3D-tester.zip file.
   I think this file is the format you wanted to output and then you can find out from @mh-geus-dk whether that is a format suitable for upload to the EGDI platform.

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Still waiting for reply from science project on whether they were able to use one of above solutions.

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Science project member confirmed on 21 July that they are still planning to look at the solution suggested

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Still awaiting checking by science project.

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Sent email to check with science project whether resolved 2020-09-17

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Science project confirmed that above has solved issue.

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