I know nothing about any of this, but: > Azimuth resolution is determined by the integration angle (the angle formed between your target and your satellite fro

I know nothing about any of this, but: > Azimuth resolution is determined by the integration angle (the angle formed between your target and your satellite from start to end of the collection). For any non-zero value (geostationary), wouldn't it be a quadrilateral rather than an (single) angle? Or is it, measured from Earth, the change in angle from 'straight up' to satellite? But then how would the satellite calculate/observe that? Or is that what you're saying the resolution derived from that is, the ground distance that that same angle moves over in the time taken?