The asphalt test result database

Predict asphalt performance from real test data

AsphaltMine collects laboratory results from European partners in one organized database and uses them to train machine learning models that reduce the need for physical testing.

Latest, January 2026

First prediction tool published

A physics based machine learning model for Marshall test results that combines a data driven approach with physical constraints for better reliability and interpretability. The methodology is meant to extend to other asphalt tests.

Read the paper

2,600+

Marshall test results

6

Participating countries

2

Prediction models

What you can do with AsphaltMine

Contribute your results, explore what others have shared, and use the prediction tools.

Contribute data

Enter records with a web form or upload many at once from an Excel template. You decide who can see your data.

See the data structure

Explore and visualize

Search records, download results, and see live statistics across tests, mixtures and years.

Open Visualization

Predict performance

Estimate Marshall stability and flow, and bulk density and air voids, from mixture properties.

Open Prediction

Partners from Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Serbia, Latvia and Lithuania already contribute. Developed at the Empa Concrete and Asphalt Laboratory and funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation.

Join the AsphaltMine community

We can not do this alone. Contribute your asphalt test results and get access to the prediction tools.