Determination of Wi-Fi coordinates by BSSID

BSSID (in abbreviated form Basic Service Set Identifier) Service sets are arranged hierarchically,: basic service sets (BSS) are units of devices operating with the same medium access characteristics (i.e. radio frequency, modulation scheme etc.), while extended service sets (ESS) are logical units of one or more basic service sets on the same logical network segment (i.e. IP subnet, VLAN etc.). There are two classes of basic service sets: those that are formed by infrastructure mode redistribution points (access points or mesh nodes), and those that are formed by independent stations in a peer-to-peer ad hoc topology. Basic service sets are identified by BSSIDs, which are 48-bit labels that conform to MAC-48 conventions. Logical networks (including extended service sets) are identified by SSIDs, which serve as "network names" and are typically natural language labels Ethernet MAC.

Enter the BSSID (mac-address) to find the coordinates:

for example: 00:0C:42:1F:65:E9, f0-7d-68-88-05-a7

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