Security level of wireless network

Hi,

I am writing some kind of work about security and I would like to ask you what do you think.

Consider that you went wardriving and in a random point in town you start searching for available / visible wireless networks. Of course in passive way you can get plenty of information, such as:

- SSID of network
- WEP / WPA
- avarage number of packets
- signal strength
- number of all networks
....

I would like to grade security level of this point in town.
It can be graded in three level scale, or in 0-100 points scale, or in any other way....it does not matter.

What do you think can be the algorithm to grade the security level of this research point..?

Got any ideas or suggestions, what parameters more should be included...?

Thanks for help

Marek
(Poland)
.

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