Subject: Re: [gaia] Mobile apps for validating mobile operator coverage

From: Manner Jukka <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 5 Aug 2016 20:55:49 +0000

Hi,

My team uses Netradar all the time, developed and run at Aalto University. It gathers more or less everything there is to get for mobile coverage, and we can get you all the data you want, in whatever format, raw or csv. Check netradar.org and apps for all smart phones, and let's talk more.

Jukka

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> Steve Song <[email-masked]> kirjoitti 5.8.2016 kello 23.25:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> Has anyone used mobile apps for monitoring/testing/validating mobile operator coverage in their research?  I am planning on running some tests in rural Uganda later this month.  
> 
> My first inclination is to use Mozilla Stumbler as it is completely open and the data is accessible to anyone but I am concerned that it may only be collecting very basic information on towers.  OpenSignalMaps is also popular but the data is less accessible.  And there are others like Network Cell Info and Gmon or commercial solutions like GWS.
> 
> Any researchers out there have recommendations or have a custom tool they would like to test?
> 
> Many thanks... Steve Song
> 
> 
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