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Radon indoor concentrations and its relation with lung cancer has been an unknown problem for a long time. At present, because of the governmental agencies normatives, it has a place on public health agendas. There are several factors that influences in this problem, being the atmospheric pressure, the type of construction and, mainly, the geological substrate part of these factors. The target of the current work is establishing the relation of the harmful radon concentrations with the geologic substrate in the Northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. To achieve this, the Galicia Radon Laboratory (RADONGAL) has more than 4,000 measurements over one of the regions of the Northwest of the Iberian Peninsula, Galicia, which, combined with the geological shapefile can determinate, in an approximate way, this relation. Two cases with different geological setups, and different concentration values range, has been analysed to determinate which materials present the higher radon concentrations in the territory and which are the radon-prone areas where a priority actuation is required.

RADON CONCENTRATIONS AND THEIR RELATION WITH GEOLOGICAL MATERIALS: THE SUIDO RANGE AND THE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA CASES (NW OF THE IBERIAN PENINSULA)