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We specify a file-oriented data format suitable for parallel,partition-independent disk I/O. Here, a partition refers to a disjoint andordered distribution of the data elements between one or more processes. Theformat is designed such that the file contents are invariant under linear (i.e., unpermuted), parallel repartition of the data prior to writing. The filecontents are indistinguishable from writing in serial. In the same vein, thefile can be read on any number of processes that agree on any partition of thenumber of elements stored.  In addition to the format specification we propose an optional convention toimplement transparent per-element data compression. The compressed data andmetadata is layered inside ordinary format elements. Overall, we pay specialattention to both human and machine readability. If pure ASCII data is written,or compressed data is reencoded to ASCII, the entire file including its headerand sectioning metadata remains entirely in ASCII. If binary data is written,the metadata stays easy on the human eye.  We refer to this format as scda. Conceptually, it lies one layer below and isoblivious to the definition of variables, the binary representation of numbers,considerations of endianness, and self-describing headers, which may all bespecified on top of scda. The main purpose of the format is to abstract anyparallelism and provide sufficient structure as a foundation for a generic andflexible archival and checkpoint/restart. A documented reference implementationis available as part of the general-purpose libsc free software library.

scda: A Minimal, Serial-Equivalent Format for Parallel I/O