An equatorial coronal hole has been observed on 18 and 19 October 1996 with
SOHO-CDS and with the Nancay Radioheliograph (RH). The CDS EUV line intens
ities are used to determine the coronal hole Differential Emission Measure
(DEM); in turn this is used to compute the radio brightness temperature Tb
at the observed frequencies, leaving the coronal electron temperature and d
ensity as free parameters. EUV line intensities, calculated from the derive
d models, show a good agreement with EUV observations.