Some public meetings aren't recorded via audio OR video. However, most bodies are required by law to produce minutes or other documentation that provides insight into the matters discussed. What if the cdp-backend was able to apply the same processing applied to transcripts to "meeting minutes" in PDF / Doc format.
Use Case
For CDP instances that wish to import a large number of historical events, or for CDP instances serving smaller communities, there may be public meetings that are not recorded. By indexing the minutes of those meetings, users can search and identify meetings where specific matters or legislation was discussed.
Solution
An enhancement to cdp-backend that accepts an EventIngestionModel that includes a minutes_uri but NO video_uri, and processes the event properly. Users are able to search and find sections in the minutes where a given search term was discussed.
Alternatives
It might not make sense to process minutes documents the same way that we process timestamped transcripts. So perhaps having the ability to index / search minutes could be useful even for meetings that are recorded.
Feature Description
Some public meetings aren't recorded via audio OR video. However, most bodies are required by law to produce minutes or other documentation that provides insight into the matters discussed. What if the cdp-backend was able to apply the same processing applied to transcripts to "meeting minutes" in PDF / Doc format.
Use Case
For CDP instances that wish to import a large number of historical events, or for CDP instances serving smaller communities, there may be public meetings that are not recorded. By indexing the minutes of those meetings, users can search and identify meetings where specific matters or legislation was discussed.
Solution
An enhancement to cdp-backend that accepts an EventIngestionModel that includes a minutes_uri but NO video_uri, and processes the event properly. Users are able to search and find sections in the minutes where a given search term was discussed.
Alternatives
It might not make sense to process minutes documents the same way that we process timestamped transcripts. So perhaps having the ability to index / search minutes could be useful even for meetings that are recorded.