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A light aircraft was equipped with a bank of Condensation Particle Counters (CPCs) (50% cut from 3- 5.4-9.6 nm) and a nano-Scanning Mobility Particle Sizer (nSMPS) and deployed along the west coast of Ireland, in the vicinity of Mace Head. The objective of the exercise was to provide high resolution micro-physical measurements of the coastal nucleation mode in order to map the spatial extent of new particle production regions and to evaluate the evolu- tion, and associated growth rates of the coastal nucleation- mode aerosol plume. Results indicate that coastal new par- ticle production is occurring over most areas along the land- sea interface with peak concentrations at the coastal plume- head in excess of 10 6 cm 3 . Pseudo-Lagrangian studies of the coastal plume evolution illustrated significant growth of new particles to sizes in excess of 8 nm approximately 10 km downwind of the source region. Close to the plume head (<1 km) growth rates can be as high as 123-171 nm h 1 , de- creasing gradually to 53-72 nm h 1 at 3 km. Further along the plume, at distances up to 10 km, the growth rates are cal- culated to be 17-32 nm h 1 . Growth rates of this magnitude

Airborne measurements of nucleation mode particles I: coastal nucleation and growth rates