Technical mapping & figures

Make the technical story
clear at first glance.

Geological maps and figures for technical reviews, presentations, news releases, and project updates - built to communicate without flattening the underlying geology.

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01 / The need

A technically correct figure can still be difficult to understand.

Dense legends, inconsistent symbology, competing labels, and unclear visual hierarchy can hide the main geological relationship. At the other extreme, oversimplification can remove the context required for a technically responsible interpretation.

LongRange combines GIS production, geological understanding, and communications experience to keep the central message legible while preserving scale, sources, qualifiers, and the details needed for review.

Typical deliverables

Useful files, clear assumptions,
and a practical handoff.

Exploration plan maps

Drill collars, traces, assays, geology, targets, access, claims, and interpretation combined into a readable project view.

Cross sections and long sections

Drill geometry, assay intervals, interpreted units, mineralized structures, and annotations arranged for technical communication.

Regional and property context figures

Claims, access, infrastructure, regional geology, geophysics, and neighbouring activity presented at the appropriate scale.

Reusable figure system

Editable source files and consistent typography, legends, colours, export sizes, and disclosure space for future updates.

Working approach

Built around the decision,
not just the software.

The exact workflow depends on the source data, intended use, confidentiality, and professional requirements. Those constraints are confirmed before work begins.

Identify the one message

Confirm the audience, release context, supporting evidence, required qualifiers, and the relationship the figure must communicate.

Separate evidence from emphasis

Build a technically complete base, then use hierarchy, annotation, scale, and colour to guide the reader without changing the data.

Review at final size

Check labels, legends, contrast, sources, and disclosure space in the exact slide, report, web, or print format.

A sensible first engagement

One high-priority project figure and its editable source package is a strong first assignment. It establishes the visual system and produces a template the team can reuse for later updates.

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