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Todd J. Greene

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California State University--Chico

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California State University--Chico

Department Of Geology And Physical Sciences

Earth and Environmental Sciences

School Of Human Environmental Sciences

Todd J. Greene is currently serving as a California State University--Chico Professor at California State University--Chico.

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California State University--Chico

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earth science geography hydrology hydrogeology environmental science geology stratigraphy sedimentary geology systems biology spatial analysis water resources atmospheric science sediment transport sedimentology water science hydraulic research sediment research coastal research palaeogeography quaternary science agronomy soil dynamics geoenvironmental engineering coastal deposit sediment process sediment-water interaction fluvial process palaeo-environmental reconstruction paleoenvironmental reconstruction crop yields soil science groundwater management sustainable groundwater management hydrogeologic system model space airborne electromagnetic data aquifer system deep-water cryptic bioturbation eel river basin mokelumne paleochannel sierra nevada foothills miocene zoo northern sacramento valley tuscan aquifer system

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Geology of the Mokelumne Paleochannel at the Miocene Zoo, Sierra Nevada Foothills, California, USA. Geological Society of America eBooks (2025)

palaeo-environmental reconstructionpaleoecologysierra nevada foothillsgeologypaleoenvironmental reconstructiongeographyquaternary sciencemokelumne paleochannelpalaeogeographyecologypaleontologymiocene zoosedimentary geologystratigraphy

Investigating Variability of Transmissivity Values in the Corning Sub-Basin, Northern Sacramento Valley, California. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

land usecrop yieldssoil scienceagronomynorthern sacramento valleyearth sciencesoil dynamicsenvironmental sciencehydrogeologysoil

Redefining the Tuscan Aquifer System (Tas) in the Northern Sacramento Valley, California. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

geoenvironmental engineeringgroundwater managementsustainable groundwater managementgroundwatergeomorphologyearth sciencegeographyhydrogeologic systemhydrologyhydrogeologytuscan aquifer system

Exploring the Model Space of Airborne Electromagnetic Data to Delineate Large‐Scale Structure and Heterogeneity Within an Aquifer System. Water Resources Research (2021)

S. KangR. KnightT. GreeneC. BuckG. Fogg

airborne electromagnetic datawater resourcesmodel spaceatmospheric scienceearth sciencesystems biologyspatial analysishydrologyenvironmental sciencewater scienceaquifer systemhydrogeology

The Significance of Deep-Water Cryptic Bioturbation in Slope-Channel Massive Sand Deposits of the Lower Rio Dell Formation, Eel River Basin, California. Marine and Petroleum Geology (2011)

sediment researchcoastal researchhydraulic researcheel river basincoastal depositgeologygeomorphologysedimentologyfluvial processearth sciencegeographysediment transportdeep-water cryptic bioturbationhydrologysediment processsediment-water interactionsedimentary geologystratigraphy

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Todd J. Greene

Professor

California State University--Chico

Affiliations

California State University--Chico

Department Of Geology And Physical Sciences

Earth and Environmental Sciences

School Of Human Environmental Sciences

Todd J. Greene is currently serving as a California State University--Chico Professor at California State University--Chico.

Honors

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Todd J. Greene

California State University--Chico

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Geology of the Mokelumne Paleochannel at the Miocene Zoo, Sierra Nevada Foothills, California, USA. Geological Society of America eBooks (2025)

Investigating Variability of Transmissivity Values in the Corning Sub-Basin, Northern Sacramento Valley, California. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

land usecrop yieldssoil scienceagronomynorthern sacramento valleyearth sciencesoil dynamicsenvironmental sciencehydrogeologysoil

Redefining the Tuscan Aquifer System (Tas) in the Northern Sacramento Valley, California. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2025)

geoenvironmental engineeringgroundwater managementsustainable groundwater managementgroundwatergeomorphologyearth sciencegeographyhydrogeologic systemhydrologyhydrogeologytuscan aquifer system

Exploring the Model Space of Airborne Electromagnetic Data to Delineate Large‐Scale Structure and Heterogeneity Within an Aquifer System. Water Resources Research (2021)

S. KangR. KnightT. GreeneC. BuckG. Fogg

airborne electromagnetic datawater resourcesmodel spaceatmospheric scienceearth sciencesystems biologyspatial analysishydrologyenvironmental sciencewater scienceaquifer systemhydrogeology

The Significance of Deep-Water Cryptic Bioturbation in Slope-Channel Massive Sand Deposits of the Lower Rio Dell Formation, Eel River Basin, California. Marine and Petroleum Geology (2011)

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