I am a firefighter and in my barracks we tried to map all the fire hydrants in our district on the map, but after some day I cannot see the changes on the map, only if I enter in edit mode. Does it appear that fire hydrants are not a marked point of interest?
@Kryspirit I’m curious if there is a place to read about your work, I’m quite interested in how you and your colleges organized and decided to map this on OSM.
In my local city the town hall has mapped all the hydrants but only for internal use, and we want to ask them to share that and put them over OSM for anyone to use.
@Kryspirit which software are you guys planning to use/ do you use?
In osmand for example, you could specifically search for it, and they’d all appear on the map. If you need/want something that’s baked into the map, one could consider to extend the default (or any other map style) to highlight the hydrants, as well with a tag for diameter or whatever is needed as this could be used by all fire fighters.
i’m planning to use smartphone to search hydrant during emergency, but at the moment i can see the hydrant, that i added from openstreetmap-edit mode, only from osmhydrant.org that sometimes is so slow to display hydrant point
in osmand even if you select hydrant point it does not display, i don’t know why