This is amazing! A team at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill wrote a software program that searches through photos of a city on Flickr. Once it has gathered them together, the program decides which photos are from the same location. The software then analyzes the images to create detailed 3-D models.
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Looks good, but desperately needs hi-res photography. Imagine the results if you send one photographer with a good camera to photograph a single location and return with 1000 in focus, well exposed images.