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A Large Open Multi-Energy Corpus of Soil Compaction Tests, with Machine-Learning Baselines
Every engineered fill is specified by a maximum dry density and an optimum moisture content. Each determination needs a full Proctor test. Published correlations rest on one to four hundred specimens, usually from one laboratory at one compactive energy, and are seldom released. This paper releases
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