should be fixed now!

A problem on our side - should be fixed shortly!

Sorry for the inconvenience,

finally documented the CSV file format:

https://api.wigle.net/csvFormat.html

finally documented this:

https://api.wigle.net/csvFormat.html

You're close! Multipart wants a name.
Try something like:

it's possible that there are smarter ways to formulate KML than what we're doing; it seems pretty straight-forward, but input is very welcome!

cheers,

-ark and the WiGLE team

awesome! can't wait to see what people build with it!

cheers!

-ark

PS> if you're a hard-core visualization programmer, there's an Unreal Engine / Open Street Map integration; we've always wanted to do AR/VR visualization of networks, but it's going to be a huge task (and we have day jobs)

Unfortunately, KML on Google Earth bogs down even the heftiest machines far below even the tiniest fraction the WiGLE database. My Alyx-capable VR gaming PC can't even handle a 10 mile run through a large city as logged by a 5-year-old Android phone when loaded in Google Earth. Your own uploaded KML...

hey neokio, That's a good idea - we haven't treated cell and bluetooth as "first class citizens" in a lot of our site yet - we need to fix that. One warning here: we can only graph "what our crazy army of hobbyists, security professionals, and obsessive runners/walkers/drivers/emergen...

import database doesn't import observations; there's data on-device that never gets uploaded. we'll be phasing the old import out (which only downloads BSSID/SSID for "newness") in favor of the import mechanism introduced in 2.52, which can download complete summary records of each upload ...

We have added GPX export directly to the app to help further this goal!

-ark

A certain co-founder was high on cough meds and broke upload processing in an undetectable way for a few hours yesterday. Fixed, sorry about that.

Sorry about that - this was a service failure on our side (something our monitoring scripts didn't catch.) Should be working again.
Apologies!

-ark

Sorry about that; we had a services failure that didn't trigger our usual monitoring. Uploads should be working once more.