Figures & data
TABLE 1 Summary of meteorological data from February 2003 to January 2004 (*January 2004, ** background air pollutant concentrations at the “Tap Mum” station).
TABLE 2 Occurrence of long-term ultrafine particle bursts (detailed definitions are given in the text).
TABLE 3 Characteristics of Regimes1 and 2 new particle bursts.
FIG. 3 (a–d) Temporal variation of ultrafine particles and size distributions on 25 January 2004 (a: dN< 30nm/dt = 2.8 cm–3 s–1 and the average of Fcoag = 0.4 cm–3 s–1 during the initial 2 h of particle burst, A-10:25-10:40, B-15:20-15:40, C-19:15-19:45; c: GMD, geometric mean diameter; GR = 3.2 nm h–1 during the initial 5 h).
![FIG. 3 (a–d) Temporal variation of ultrafine particles and size distributions on 25 January 2004 (a: dN< 30nm/dt = 2.8 cm–3 s–1 and the average of Fcoag = 0.4 cm–3 s–1 during the initial 2 h of particle burst, A-10:25-10:40, B-15:20-15:40, C-19:15-19:45; c: GMD, geometric mean diameter; GR = 3.2 nm h–1 during the initial 5 h).](/cms/asset/299d43c9-bdf9-4cbe-a59e-c7841939d060/uast_a_482576_o_f0003g.gif)
FIG. 5 (a–c) Particle growth followed by particle shrinkage on 12 January 2004 (GMD, geometric mean diameter).
![FIG. 5 (a–c) Particle growth followed by particle shrinkage on 12 January 2004 (GMD, geometric mean diameter).](/cms/asset/b2b22747-05a6-4c09-8fb1-95707b660c4d/uast_a_482576_o_f0005g.jpg)
FIG. 7 (a–c) Particle growth followed by particle shrinkage on 21 November 2003 (GMD, geometric mean diameter).
![FIG. 7 (a–c) Particle growth followed by particle shrinkage on 21 November 2003 (GMD, geometric mean diameter).](/cms/asset/c28597ac-e40f-49ef-932e-e062e1523bd6/uast_a_482576_o_f0007g.jpg)