Aerial Display

cothrang · 02-22-2006

How about the ability to either use a georef tiff, or download from google earth, and plot access points, instead of converting and importing, etc.

Hopefully, soon we'll be able to use this capability.
http://www.ittc.ku.edu/wlan/index.shtml

Show signal strength and map out areas of signal.

Dutch · 02-22-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by cothrang

How about the ability to either use a georef tiff, or download from google earth, and plot access points, instead of converting and importing, etc.

Hopefully, soon we'll be able to use this capability.
http://www.ittc.ku.edu/wlan/index.shtml

Show signal strength and map out areas of signal.

www.wigle.net
Been there for the last 2+ years.

Your link refers to something that allready has been discussed when they put that page up... 3+ years ago..

Dutch

bitcorruption · 03-16-2006

How about this?

http://www.bitcorruption.com/alerus1.jpg

This is a picture of an AP I set up in the middle of a parking lot. I'm working on a program to make those wireless visualization maps. It does not plot AP's like Wigle, rather it uses inverse distance weighted interpolation to generate a coverage map. Might be useful for areas with multiple AP's to find deadzones. Anyway, it will hopefully be done soon and I can post it to the forums.

Dutch · 03-16-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by bitcorruption

How about this?

http://www.bitcorruption.com/alerus1.jpg

This is a picture of an AP I set up in the middle of a parking lot. I'm working on a program to make those wireless visualization maps. It does not plot AP's like Wigle, rather it uses inverse distance weighted interpolation to generate a coverage map. Might be useful for areas with multiple AP's to find deadzones. Anyway, it will hopefully be done soon and I can post it to the forums.

Looks interesting. Currently using the interpolated power calculations in kismet's gpsmap program, and been looking for something similar for NS data.

Keep us posted on the progress of the tool.

Dutch

syn-ack · 03-16-2006

Nice spread of energy...Any plans to set a limit to how far out from center? Would be interesting to see a map by bit rate...what do you all think?

02-22-2006	#1 (permalink)
cothrang Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 1	Aerial Display How about the ability to either use a georef tiff, or download from google earth, and plot access points, instead of converting and importing, etc. Hopefully, soon we'll be able to use this capability. http://www.ittc.ku.edu/wlan/index.shtml Show signal strength and map out areas of signal.

03-16-2006	#3 (permalink)
bitcorruption Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: North Dakota Posts: 3	How about this? http://www.bitcorruption.com/alerus1.jpg This is a picture of an AP I set up in the middle of a parking lot. I'm working on a program to make those wireless visualization maps. It does not plot AP's like Wigle, rather it uses inverse distance weighted interpolation to generate a coverage map. Might be useful for areas with multiple AP's to find deadzones. Anyway, it will hopefully be done soon and I can post it to the forums. Last edited by Dutch : 03-16-2006 at 01:58 PM. Reason: Changed embedded picture to link. Read the rules regarding size restrictions in the Welcome Desk.

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03-16-2006	#5 (permalink)
syn-ack Kirchhoff==Woot Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 86	Nice spread of energy...Any plans to set a limit to how far out from center? Would be interesting to see a map by bit rate...what do you all think?