BAM is everywhere

You may already know that our bio-mathematical model BAM has been available in AIMS and other third-party solutions for quite some time. Tightly integrated into those products - just as done for the Jeppesen crew solutions. But did you know that BAM is also available as a web service for CrewManager 10?

Through Jeppesen Caesar, BAM works quietly behind the scenes, around the clock. When a roster changes in CrewManager 10, Caesar analyses the updated duties and returns fatigue-risk information directly to the system - including predicted and minimum alertness, Fatigue Risk Exposure and time spent below a defined alertness threshold.

These insights then trigger warnings and visual cues, helping crew trackers identify elevated risk and make better-informed decisions. An interactive alertness plot also provides a closer look at predicted sleep, alertness, light conditions and the surrounding roster.

So, whether you use AIMS, another third-party solution or CrewManager 10, BAM may be closer than you think.

Want the details? Read the Jeppesen Caesar paper for the full story.