Good morning,

Those tracks are not roads, and are not intended to be used by vehicles. They are what we call "turn roads" and they paths between fields. People getting directed on these tracks with navigation apps that use OSM data have wrecked and gotten their vehicles stuck as they are nothing but dirt or grass.

They only looked used because tractors use them during growing season.

Thanks!
TehSmithster

Good morning,

Thank you for reaching out to me about my prior work. As a basis, I am the Program Manager at the Center for Interdisciplinary Geospatial Information Technologies at Delta State University in Cleveland, MS - the area I am working on.

1. I have not personally tagged anything with elevation data in my contributions, and I looked for those specified keys in the data I have been working on but I could not find "Ground_Elv." I will continue looking and I will correct it as I wish to follow the accepted keys as outlined in the OSM standards.

2. The data for the building footprints was digitized from LAS files in ArcGIS here at the Center with the purpose of uploading to OSM. I know they are not completely perfect for a few buildings, but I plan on correcting that. Overall, importing the footprints layer drastically saved me time and effort in individually digitizing all the building footprints around Cleveland, MS.

I will continue to strive to maintain OSM standards, and I expected something would come up afoul after I uploaded that data even though I committed a lot of effort in reviewing the data prior to uploading it to the OSM server.

If you have any further issues, I will be glad to assist as I plan on working on the Cleveland, MS area extensively with the hopes of keeping it within the OSM standards.

Thank you and have a great day!

-Chris