Water-borne barriers, often referred to as water barriers or flood barriers, are essential in mitigating the effects of floods, protecting infrastructure, homes, and human lives. They are typically engineered structures designed to withstand and control the flow of water, preventing flooding in areas prone to rising water levels. These barriers are especially vital in regions with low-lying terrain, coastal areas, or areas near rivers that are susceptible to sudden storms, heavy rainfall, or tidal surges. The various types of water-borne barriers play crucial roles in flood protection systems and can be both permanent and temporary, depending on their intended use and the specific challenges of the environment they are protecting.