Abstract
Novel experimental techniques have been recently developed to measure local deformation and fracture properties. The techniques comprise quantitative fracture surface analysis and in‐situ loading experiments in combination with digital image analysis. Examples are presented, demonstrating how these methods can be used to investigate the damage evolution in materials, to improve tools for the numerical simulation, and for the design of more fracture resistant materials and components.
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