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November/December 2007

Virtual Streetscapes

Picking up where Google Earth leaves off, EveryScape depicts streets and building interiors with photorealistic detail

By Erica Naone

Credit: Christian Kozowyk

With Google Earth, users can "fly" from a satellite view of the planet to aerial views of their homes. But while the program can be customized to include, say, photos of storefronts or 3-D renderings of buildings, it provides no consistent experience at street level.

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