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About Manolis Savva

Affiliations
Simon Fraser University
Bio

SIGGRAPH Asia 2020

Manolis Savva is an Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University. He obtained his PhD at the Stanford Graphics Lab advised by Pat Hanrahan. His research focuses on analysis, organization and generation of 3D content. He has also worked in data visualization, grounding of natural language to 3D content, and on establishing large-scale 3D datasets such as ShapeNet and ScanNet.

SIGGRAPH Conference Organizing Committee Positions

Committee Member
SIGGRAPH Asia 2024: Courses

Conference Contributions

Presentations
2020 SA_Courses_Hu_Learning 3D Functionality Representations
Learning 3D Functionality Representations
SIGGRAPH Asia 2020
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2015 SA Technical Papers_Fisher_Activity-centric Scene Synthesis for Functional 3D Scene Modeling
Activity-centric scene synthesis for functional 3D scene modeling
SIGGRAPH Asia 2015
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2014 SA Technical Papers Savva_SceneGrok-Inferring Action Maps in 3D Environments
SceneGrok: inferring action maps in 3D environments
SIGGRAPH Asia 2014
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2012 SA Technical Papers_Fisher_Example based Synthesis of 3D Object Arrangements
Example-based synthesis of 3D object arrangements
SIGGRAPH Asia 2012
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2019 Technical Paper: WANG_PlanIT: Planning and Instantiating Indoor Scenes with Relation Graph and Spatial Prior Networks
PlanIT: planning and instantiating indoor scenes with relation graph and spatial prior networks
SIGGRAPH 2019
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2018 Technical Paper: WANG_Deep Convolutional Priors for Indoor Scene Synthesis
Deep convolutional priors for indoor scene synthesis
SIGGRAPH 2018
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2016 Technical Paper: Savva_PiGraphs: Learning Interaction Snapshots from Observations
PiGraphs: learning interaction snapshots from observations
SIGGRAPH 2016
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2011 SIGGRAPH Image Not Available
Characterizing structural relationships in scenes using graph kernels
SIGGRAPH 2011
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