Menu map view

cell-id map

This filter option allows to see all known cell towers of a particular mobile phone network operator. MCC: Please enter here the Mobile Country Code. The MCC defines the country where the network is located MNC: Please enter here the Mobile Network Code. The MNC defines the network inside the country defined by MCC If you leave the MCC parameter empty and just define the MNC parameter, then you will get all networks world wide with the selected network number. If you leave the MNC parameter empty and just define the MCC parameter, then you will get all cells of all networks in the selected country. Please note, that such cells might be seen up to 34 km in the neighbouring country. Show newly found base stations with the following filtering options: date from all newly found base stations will be shown found since this day 0:00:00 UTC time; if this field is left empty, then today 0:00:00 will be chosen as default. date to all newly found base stations will be shown found until this day 23:59:29 UTC time; if this field is left empty, then today 23:59:59 will be chosen as default. MCC If selected only cells will be shown of the selected country. MNC If selected only cells will be shown of networks with the selected Mobile Country Code. Show recently uploaded measurements: time in hours (max 24h) Please enter here the number of hours from this moment in the past to be used for selecting the measurements to be shown on the map. The maximum time frame is 24 hours. The time frame is selected from the current time the given number of hours to the past. ??? Chris: full hours or really exact x hours ??? Show measurements of a selected GSM base station MCC: Please enter here the Mobile Country Code. The MCC defines the country where the network is located MNC: Please enter here the Mobile Network Code. The MNC defines the network inside the country defined by MCC LAC Please enter here the Location Area Code. The LAC defines a group of base stations belonging regionally together. cell-id Please enter here the cell-id. The cell-id defines the number of the cell of which you want to see the data. All four entry fields are obligatory. If at least one field is left empty, no data is shown. Maximum Chris ???? thousand measurements are shown due to restrictions of the currently available web browsers.

heat map

This menu option allows to to display the latest heat map. The heat map indicates the density of unique base stations world wide. Red areas have a high density of known cell towers. Yellow areas have a reasonable density of known cell towers.<r>Blue and grea areas have a low density of known cell towers. For areas which are not colored so far no cell towers have been recorded. A new heat map is generated every 24 hours around 4am UTC. Show newly found base stations with the following filtering options: