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What is EML?

EML is a file extension for email messages saved in the MIME RFC 822 standard format. These files are used to store email messages, including headers, body text, attachments, and metadata. EML files can be opened and viewed by various email clients and other programs.

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What other technologies are related to EML?

EML Complementary Technologies

GPR

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) can be used in conjunction with EML to provide a more complete picture of subsurface conditions. GPR data can help to identify anomalies that EML may not detect, and vice versa.

mentioned alongside EML in 10% (182) of relevant job posts

3D CAD

3D CAD software can be used to visualize and model the data collected by EML, allowing for better interpretation and understanding of the subsurface environment.

mentioned alongside EML in 0% (68) of relevant job posts

AutoCAD

AutoCAD can be used for drafting and visualizing EML survey data, integrating it into site plans and other engineering drawings.

mentioned alongside EML in 0% (104) of relevant job posts