Burlen, Ken, List > The D3 filter will partition each block independently. This means that each process will have a small region in each partition, which will be spread throughout the dataset. <
This is my own experience too. Question: What would you like to see in the output 1) Existing behaviour, each block is partitioned separately, previous multiblock structure is preserved 2) All blocks partitioned as a single block, no multiblock structure in the output 3) All blocks partitioned as a single block, multiblock structure from input regenerated based on a block Id assigned to each cell prior to partitioning. The reason I ask is because I'm working on a new partitioning class and I have not yet handled multi-block datasets and I wonder what ought to be done in this case. 3) seems ideal, but is a bit harder and might use some intermediate memory that would be undesireable. JB
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