Ugh.. that seems like a lot of unrecorded points you could be getting credit for in the database. If you were doing this near OH, I'd be all over that. If you recorded them with GPS, Wigle would create you a pretty map of the new ones you discovered. That just seems like a lot of effort for little ...

So there really isn't any guarantee any are in the database? What kind of numbers have you seen before it errors? Another suggestion, depending on how long it took to gather the original data, is to redo/rewalk/redrive the area with Kismet or Netstumbler with GPS, and then compare results? Kismet a...

Er... well.. it depends on what kind of information you collected when you ran your program. If you collected points without any related GPS coordinates, then I am of no use. If you are just randomly searching every MAC address you found against Wigle's Database..... then I am of no help. I can try...

That just seems like a daunting task.. What kind of program did you use to collect? I might be able to create a KML file you could open in Google Earth, if you used Netstumbler (*.ns1) or Kismet (*.csv)? That is, if you are willing to send me your file. I used a custom-built libpcap-based program. ...

Why are you trying to query 4000 networks?

Because I have captured data from 4000 different BSSIDs, and I would like to know where the transmitters are located. Perhaps I don't understand what you are trying to ask...

Hi all - I have been hit with the "too many queries" error page when conducting a query. I understand that there are query limits in place to keep people from overloading the webserver, but I am unable to find any specifics anywhere on the forums or elsewhere on the site. I have a list of ...