PARK Model

• PARK model


  Shows how people respond to hazards, helps planners prepare for future hazard events and help mitigate impacts of future hazards.
• Stage 1 of PARK model


  Because prior to the event and shows the quality of life is at its normal equilibrium level
• Stage 2 of the Park Model


  Where the event occurs
• Stage 3 of the Park Model


  Search, rescue and care

  Quality of life drops at this stage, and stays low for several hours, up to several days, depending on the severity of the hazard, and the level of development of the region
• Stage 4 of the Park Model


  Relief and rehabilitation period, may include outside help (international)

  Takes a variable amount of time, hours, weeks or months
• Stage 5 of the Park Model

  Long-term human response

  Rebuilding and restoring often normality

  Quality of life returns to normal, or maybe higher