Hi, Sagar
I have some dilemma about this. Let’s say that I have 10 measurements for a new cell (not present in the db). If most/all of my measurements don’t really have a signal strength value (as I have read in multiple places here in the forum), additionally, if no TX power value is used, how can you do any triangulation with my values. In my basic understanding, for triangulation, you would need values for each measurement for the distance between where the measurement was taken and the cell tower. But, if no signal strength is provided (and to tx power), then no such distance value can be obtained.
I can imagine, that if these 10 measurement have only GPS values for where the measurement was taken, probably only some averaging out can happen, but not triangulation?
If this is the case, then, you can calculate the position of the cell tower by averaging out the values. Afterwards for a new batch of 10 measurements, you may not need the signal strength indication anymore and calculate the distance between each measurement taken and cell tower based on reported gps only, and only then be able to do some kind of triangulation.
Is is possible to give me insight into this or is my understanding far off from what is happening?