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Joint modelling of surface and subsurface systems is necessary to assess thequantity and quality of the water resources in a watershed. Therefore, it iswidely applied in integrated regional models.<P  style="line-height: 20px;">The presented study deals withgroundwater modelling within the framework of the integrated regional modelMOSDEW, which is being developed for the Neckar catchment in Germany with theobjective of contributing to the implementation of the EU Water FrameworkDirective (EU-WFD) (<TT><A NAME="tex2html1"  HREF="www.rivertwin.org">www.rivertwin.org</A></TT>). The groundwater model aims atobtaining a better understanding of the groundwater recharge processes and atevaluating the groundwater resources on watershed scale. In this paper thedeveloped coupling method is described. Furthermore the groundwater modelconstruction based on the available database and first calibration resultsare presented

Conceptualization and implementation of a regional groundwater model for the Neckar catchment in the framework of an integrated regional model