Tools explained
First of all, when uploading files I recommend always keeping the original files. There are some bugs at the moment which leads to a small percentage of uploaded data having wrong ssid, or other incorrect data. Some of these networks containing incorrect information are automatically being deleted by the "Update database" scripts. In case of future bug fixes, you might need to empty/drop the database, and upload the files again.
This takes the "network.csv" file, and uploads it to the MySQL database.
This takes the "location.csv" file, and uploads it to the MySQL database.
This takes the "*.csv" file (NOT *.kismet.csv) generated by airodump-ng, and uploads it to the MySQL database.
This adds additional information to the database. URL for the icon showing up on the map, date seen etc. This is added to the database to avoid having additional code run client-side each time the site is loaded.
This takes the OUI (piece of MAC address identifying vendor), and looks it up against macvendors.co Currently it goes through 500 different OUI's before stopping and printing out some stats. If you want it to run until completed, replace "1" with "0" in line 77 in "network_mac_lookup.php" / "clients_mac_lookup.php" / "bluetooth_mac_lookup.php"
This looks up each WiFi client in the database, and checks if that client has been observed connected to any router/AP (based on MAC address) currently in the database. It also checks if that client has been probing for an SSID that matches that of any router/AP currently in the database. Both of these operations can take a very long time, as there are a number of comparisons done between uploaded data and existing data to make sure the data stored is correct.
Use this if you got data captured by wigle prior to mid-2016, or airodump-ng prior to early-2015