ANG13T/ClimaCast

ClimaCast is a niche hobbyist project focused on the Software Defined Radio (SDR) community, specifically for NOAA weather satellite reception. While the domain is interesting, the project lacks technical defensibility. With only 17 stars over nearly three years and zero current development velocity, it appears to be a personal experiment or a stagnant utility. In the open-source satellite decoding space, it is significantly overshadowed by 'SatDump', which has become the industry standard for SDR satellite data processing. The core logic—processing TLEs (Two-Line Element sets) for orbital prediction and decoding APT/HRPT signals—is well-documented and available in numerous more robust libraries. Frontier labs have zero interest in this space as it involves legacy RF protocols rather than generative AI or massive-scale data processing. The risk of displacement is high because more comprehensive tools already exist and are actively maintained.