Segmentation of stochastic scalar fields in unstructured meshes

We present an algorithm for segmenting a (stochastic) scalar field defined on an unstructured mesh into a given number of parts. It can be applied to any type of mesh, such as triangular/tetrahedral meshes, 2D/3D grids, and generic polygonal/polyhedral meshes, inducing a classification of the mesh elements into regions with limited noise and smooth boundaries. The algorithm offers multiple output options, providing valuable information about the segmentation and the mesh regions in various file formats, thus making it suitable for practical applications. We show the algorithm at work in different application scenarios, ranging from environmental geochemistry to marine sciences and groundwater modeling, proving its efficacy and versatility.