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What is azimuth in reference to an ASR approach?

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What is azimuth in reference to an ASR approach?

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  1. It's the base heading (magnetic) to the approach end of the runway.

    Or, is you are speaking of the glideslope (rate of descent), it is usually 3 dgrees, unless terrain obstacle call for a steeper slope.  


  2. Magnetic direction of the ASR approach course.
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