er. i wasn't kidding about us working on arranging a wigle channel though.

we're looking into getting a wigle channel or something together, as our usual hangout on #hardcoreanimefreaks@irc.sadelfpr0n.com wouldn't appreciate all the wigle traffic.

if it works out, will advise.

concordantly!

brevity is the soul of wit.

INT0RNET - local champions of independent network identification and aggregate stumble mapping, WiGLE.net announced today a test of ad-supported services on their site: http://wigle.net/. "As maintainers of the world's largest collection of ambient observed network data, WiGLE has a distinct ob...

woo hoo! food!

hey, there's no option for "whatever came with my laptop" ;-)

heh. i may have slightly misrepresented the size and scope of the WiGLE dev organization, as i'm prone to hyperbole. the core wigle team is based here in sunny chicago, with our west coast development group out in california working tirelessly on SquiGLE and TinGLE and other exciting new ways to use...

tiling has been discussed for some time now... at the last WiGLE developer conference, the keynote was about the various strategies for dealing with the scaling up of data in the multiple WiGLE.net clients. we are investigating a couple of different paths, possibly including a vector client similar ...

hrm. indeed. it will be investigated. thanks for the heads-up

okay. updated netstumbler wi-scan parser is in place (apparently my kismac patch wasn't 100% complete).
can you try just one file again? (sorry to be such a pain, it Really Should Work this time :-)
thanks for your patience.

there is a bug in the kismac NS export, which is why wigle won't accept the files produced. i've submitted a patch to the maintainer. if you build kismac from source, i can make that patch available to you as well.

thanks for the sample data! okay. the .kismac files are definitely the NSKeyedArchiver format. this is good and bad. it means that the file can easily be read on a os x 10.2 and up machine, and that we can't parse it on the WiGLE box (not a mac) until apple releases specs on that encoding, or we can...

have you checked out the netstumbler forums on the subject?

http://forums.netstumbler.com/showthrea ... eadid=8595

you may want to check your kismac version, all the KisMAC generated netstumbler-style wi-scan files posted today have two longitudes: lat lon lon
those will not parse correctly :-)