This repository contains a public dataset of WiFi measurements collected during stadium events. The data was gathered to characterize wireless network performance and behavior in high-density venue environments. This dataset is provided as a resource for researchers studying wireless network performance, crowd-sourced measurements, and venue networking.
The dataset consists of time-series WiFi telemetry data collected at regular intervals during multiple stadium events. Each measurement captures WiFi metrics including signal strength, channel utilization, connected device counts, beacon information, and GPS coordinates. The data is organized into folders representing different measurement campaigns across various stadium sections and time periods.
The data is organized in the data/ directory with the following naming structure:
Game Measurement Folders: Game{game_number}_{round}_{section}
game_number: Sequential identifier for the event (1, 2, etc.)round: Measurement round during the event (1, 2, etc.)section: Stadium section identifier (1-6 for Game 1, cardinal directions E/N/S/W for Game 2)
Examples:
Game1_1_1: Game 1, Round 1, Section 1Game1_2_3: Game 1, Round 2, Section 3Game2_1_N: Game 2, Round 1, North section
Network Performance Testing Folders: iperf{game_number}_{round}
game_number: Sequential identifier for the eventround: Testing round during the event
Examples:
iperf1_1: Game 1, Round 1 network performance testingiperf2_1: Game 2, Round 1 network performance testing
Each data folder contains JSON files with timestamps in the filename format YYYYMMDDTHHMMSSFFFZ-offset.json. These files contain structured WiFi telemetry data captured at approximately 5-second intervals. The JSON structure includes:
- WiFi interface metrics (signal strength, noise, channel utilization)
- Connected station counts by frequency band (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz)
- Beacon frame information
- GPS coordinates and accuracy
- Timestamp information
The dataset may be distributed as compressed archives in the zips/ directory. Two extraction utilities are provided for convenience:
extract-zips.sh: Shell script for Linux and macOS systemsextract-zips.ps1: PowerShell script for Windows systems
These scripts will automatically extract all archives from the zips/ directory into the data/ directory while preserving the folder structure.
The format_json_files.py script is provided to validate and reformat JSON files in the dataset. This utility can be used to:
- Validate JSON syntax across the dataset
- Standardize JSON formatting for consistency
- Repair malformed JSON files if needed
This tool is particularly useful when working with the raw measurement data or when integrating the dataset into analysis pipelines.
This dataset is released under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal (CC0 1.0) Public Domain Dedication. This means the data has been dedicated to the public domain, and you can copy, modify, distribute, and use the data, even for commercial purposes, without asking permission. See the LICENSE file for complete legal details.
If you use this dataset in your research, please cite the associated paper:
[Citation information to be added upon publication]
For questions about the dataset or to report issues, please open an issue in this repository.
data/: Measurement data organized by campaignzips/: Compressed archives of measurement data (if applicable)extract-zips.sh: Linux/macOS extraction utilityextract-zips.ps1: Windows extraction utilityformat_json_files.py: JSON validation and formatting utilityLICENSE: CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain DedicationREADME.md: This file