Abstract
The paper demonstrate the applicability and the superiority of stereo RADARSAT data in a tropical rain forest environment by interpreting and measuring physical characteristics of the forest. Clearings and vegetation cover heights are measured on a fine mode RADARSAT stereo-pair using a digital stereo workstation. The results, which are good representative values of the truth on the ground, can be used as complementary information with other data to monitor the forest change and preserve the rain forest environment
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