Please find the review attached. 

This is an ambitious paper simulating multi-hazard event sets for life cycle consequence analysis.  The methodology is transparent and is systematically presented, and should meet the general requirements of life cycle consequence analysis.  However, it should be made clear that uncommon combinations of different hazards can create dangerous hazard situations.  With progressive climate change, these dangerous hazard situations may arise more often.  Thus the occurrence of a typhoon close to an earthquake can have a major impact on fire and landslide risk, as demonstrated in Japan in September 1923 in Tokyo, and September 2018 in Hokkaido. 

Some systems may demand a very high degree of life cycle reliability.  The authors should stress test their Poisson process modelling to gauge the sensitivity of the model results to anomalous rare compound event behaviour.  End users should not be surprised by such phenomena.

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