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You are leaving out extremely important words from your title...
Thank you. :)
I was not aware of this tool existing, and cell site metainfo being reasonably accessible. I will definitely try to set up a kit, give feedback to the authors of the tool about what it saw, and then use it for my own experiments. :)
Follow-up: RayHunter is relatively easy to install on a TP-Link M7350 battery powered pocker router (I got one used).
It will readily spew mobile network .pcap (packet capture) files for your analysis (Wireshark recommended). Which is great...
...but alas, individual packet headers don't have the "signal strength" and "signal to noise ratio" fields filled with data (will take a look into source code, since the router shows and computes some kind of a global SNR), which for now, invalidates this device for the use I was planning to study. But for any other purpose that requires raw data about the layout of mobile networks in your area - it seems a very useful tool.