Mooring systems is a research field and engineering discipline concerned with the principles, design, analysis, and performance of arrangements used to secure floating structures or vessels to a fixed point on the seabed, ground, or another stable base. This concept investigates the complex interactions between structures, mooring lines, anchors, and environmental forces (waves, currents, wind), focusing on static and dynamic responses, load transfer, fatigue, and reliability under varying conditions. Key characteristics include the configuration and material properties of anchors, lines (chains, ropes, wires), and connectors, evaluated for their capacity to maintain position and integrity. Its significance lies in enabling the safe and stable long-term positioning of offshore platforms, ships, buoys, and other marine assets, crucial for operations ranging from resource extraction to transportation and scientific research.