Contributors collect observations
People use apps and devices to record nearby cell identifiers alongside their GPS location, then share those observations with CELLID.
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A community-built dataset of cellular network observations. Explore cells across GSM, CDMA, UMTS, LTE and 5G NR, look up their locations, and build with the data.
Started in 2008 and maintained by Undfe since 2017, CELLID brings contributors, researchers and developers together around open cellular data.
People use apps and devices to record nearby cell identifiers alongside their GPS location, then share those observations with CELLID.
CELLID processes the measurements to estimate cell locations. New observations add missing cells and refine existing estimates.
Apps look up the cells a device can detect. Those estimated cell locations can help locate the device when GPS is unavailable.
Use cellular data in your apps, research and network analysis. Query individual cells or work with the dataset in your own tools.
License & attributionCELLID is community-built. Share measurements, help others use the data, and keep the database growing.