Geolocation Experiment using the Mobile GSM Cellular Network
Tue, 23/02/2010 - 12:49 — balint
This experiment involved acquiring CellID and signal strength information from the GSM cellular network, tracking one's position while acquiring this data, and finally presenting it nicely. It is summarised in the following pictures (full details are described in the sub-sections found top-left):
Mapping position and signal strength measurements:
Mobile state (including CellID):
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