LOCATION IDENTIFICATION FROM WIRELESS SCANNING DATA

Abstract

In non-limiting examples, wireless scan data collected from a processing device is directly mapped to sites. Wireless scan data is received from a processing device in which the wireless scan data includes at least one initial identifier of a wireless connection. Sites associated with the initial identifier are identified from a wireless identifier-to-site mapping based on active validation data associated with particular locations, including historical wireless scan data from those locations. The plurality of sites is ranked according to the probability that the processing device is located at a particular location, based on an evaluation of the active validation data, including historical wireless scan data from the mapping.The designated location for the treatment facility is determined based on the classification of multiple sites. Other examples are also described.