"We need as many builders on the ground as possible [to construct shelters].
By combining the estimation of population in the future and the planning of the study area, the government can obtain information about the shelter area corresponding with the total evacuation time, which can help to determine how and where to construct shelters.
To avoid such a high number of ballistic block-related casualties, it is useful to make hazard maps (Crandell et al. 1984; Alatorre-Ibargüengoitia et al. 2012; MIAVITA Team 2012; Fitzgerald et al. 2014), construct shelters around the crater of the volcano, and reinforce the roofs of mountain huts (Pomonis et al. 1999).
Humans also live on the land by using building materials to construct shelters.
"As they kept coming together in greater numbers into one place, they began… to construct shelters" dug in on the sides of mountains, roofed with boughs, or made of twigs and mud like bird nests.
Inside the roughly constructed shelter behind him are his wife, sister-in-law, a niece and five children of varying ages.
At his age he should be playing with his friends and chasing after girls, not sitting quietly in front of their newly constructed shelter.
Constructing shelters, bunkers and tunnels became a patriotic duty.
Chancellor Merkel's coalition have also announced other measures, including fast-tracking asylum procedures and constructing shelters.
Fforde foraged, built fires and constructed shelters to learn about life as an explorer, the chosen occupation for the hero in her award-winning novel Summer of Love.
Constructed shelters were one means by which human beings were able to adapt themselves to a wide variety of climates and become a global species.
