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OpenCellID is the biggest community project world wide collecting GPS positions of cell towers that can be used free of charge for commercial and private purposes:<br>
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more than 10.000 contributors have already registered with OpenCellID contributing several hundred thousand new measurements every single day to the OpenCellID database. [http://opencellid.org/#&action=statistics.measurements&sortByRadio=4&dateFrom=&dateTo=&mcc=&mnc= Detailed statistics] are available in real time.
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'''OpenCellID''' is a collaborative project to create a free database of Cell-IDs and their corresponding location area identity.<br>
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The OpenCellID project was primarily created to serve as a data source for GSM localization.<br>
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As of Jan 1, 2014 the database contained more than 4 million unique GSM cell-ids and 550 million [[measurements]].
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Revision as of 23:53, 12 January 2014

OpenCellID banner main page.png

OpenCellID is the biggest community project world wide collecting GPS positions of cell towers that can be used free of charge for commercial and private purposes:
more than 10.000 contributors have already registered with OpenCellID contributing several hundred thousand new measurements every single day to the OpenCellID database. Detailed statistics are available in real time.

OpenCellID is a collaborative project to create a free database of Cell-IDs and their corresponding location area identity.
The OpenCellID project was primarily created to serve as a data source for GSM localization.
As of Jan 1, 2014 the database contained more than 4 million unique GSM cell-ids and 550 million measurements. |}

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