LongRange Geoscience helps exploration teams organize spatial data, produce clear maps, and move technical work from backlog to decision-ready deliverables.
Start with a defined deliverable or a short discovery call. Scope, schedule, rates, and required professional qualifications are confirmed before work begins.
Clean project structures and repeatable map production for internal review, field planning, presentations, and technical documentation.
MX Deposit setup, data imports, and ongoing database management to keep exploration data organized, checked, and ready for the next update.
Short, bounded engagements for teams that need hands-on help preparing field, data, mapping, or technical-work packages.
Personal fieldwork, original demonstration figures, and a live web map spanning reconnaissance, geological mapping, and project communication.
Field experience informs how maps, datasets, and handoffs are structured for the people using them.
Practical field support with attention to location, documentation, and clean downstream data.
An original Alderline demonstration figure combining synthetic geology, structures, and drilling with public mountain terrain.
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A coordinated section showing synthetic drill geometry, assay intervals, and geological interpretation in a clean white layout.
Open full figureAlderline Metals and Boreal Crest are fictional portfolio examples. Exploration data and geological interpretations are synthetic; public elevation data is credited in each figure.
An interactive map embedded in Canterra’s website brings its Newfoundland projects, mineral claims, and regional infrastructure into one view. Visitors can explore project areas, switch basemaps, and turn context layers on or off.
View map case study Explore on Canterra’s websiteSend a short note about the project, current files, desired output, and deadline.
Receive a written outline of deliverables, assumptions, timing, and fees.
Work proceeds in a defined block with a midpoint check when the scope needs it.
Get the agreed files, notes, and a short walkthrough of what changed.
LongRange Geoscience was founded by Konrad Chrzastowski, a Professional Geologist with more than eight years of mineral exploration, project geology, and corporate development experience. His work has covered VMS, orogenic gold, kimberlite, and magmatic systems across British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and the Northwest Territories.
Konrad's background reaches from helicopter-supported mapping, core logging, and multi-million-dollar exploration programs to geological modelling, drillhole database verification, resource support, technical due diligence, and NI 43-101 disclosure. He has also built practical GIS, PostGIS, and Python workflows—including data pipelines, repeatable analysis, and small internal applications—that make project data easier to review, communicate, and use.
LongRange brings that field-to-decision perspective to focused GIS, mapping, data, and technical communication assignments. Engagements stay deliberately clear: the scope, confidentiality needs, professional requirements, schedule, and fees are agreed before work begins.
A good first engagement should solve one real problem and leave the project easier to work with than it was before.
Book a short discovery call, or send a description of the files, outcome, and timing. A useful first conversation will clarify fit and the next step—without a sales presentation.
Appointments are available with at least 24 hours’ notice. Pick an available time and Google Calendar will provide the booking details.
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