Table 9.

In this table, we present queries we collected by interviewing various epidemiologists (native queries)

No.	English query	5W1H question	Data needed to answer the query
Q1	What is the gender of an infected individual?	WHAT	Experiment, dendogram, person
Q2	What is the household location of an infected person and where he has been in past few days and why?	WHAT, WHERE	Experiment, dendogram, person, household, location, activity
Q3	How many preschool children information are used in Seattle strong flu experiment?	HOW	Experiment, area, subpopulations
Q4	What are the interventions used in Seattle strong flu experiment?	WHAT	Experiment, interventions
Q5	How many people get infected after the intervention?	HOW	Experiment, dendogram, interventions
Q6	What is the demographic information of an infected person?	WHAT	Experiment, dendogram, person
Q7	How many people of a particular demographic are sick on the first day of the simulation?	HOW	Experiment, dendogram
Q8	Who infected whom of a particular demographic?	WHO	Experiment, dendogram
Q9	How long does a person stay in infected state?	HOW	Experiment, dendogram
Q10	Given the demographic location and disease type finds an infected person, in that location and, also find what are the activities he/she performed, in last few days?	WHO, WHAT, WHERE	Experiment, dendogram, person, activities

These are the example queries frequently asked in the computational networked epidemiology domain. We present queries in plain English, their 5W1H question category, datasets needed to answer the queries, and their computational complexity