Neutrino Scattering Experiment Ideas
                (Discussion at Snowmass 2001)

	                  Summary


    Interested people present:
        Jae Yu, Mario Campanelli, Jim Hill, Kirk McDonald, Jorge Morfin,
        Fritz DeJongh, John Cooper, Steve Geer


1.  Mario Campanelli presented the idea of using 
    the AD at CERN as a muon storage ring to generate 
    a neutrino beam for low energy neutrino cross-section
    measurements. Note: this is the work of A. Rubbia, 
    S. Navas-Concha, and M. Campanelli described in 
    hep-ph/0107221.

2.  Steve Geer presented the possibility of using the Fermilab
    Antiproton Debuncher as a muon storage ring (parasitic to 
    collider operations) to generate an antineutrino beam for low 
    energy antineutrino scattering cross-section measurements. 

3.  It was suggested that there may be a case for experiments
    at both the CERN AD (better known beam flux ?) and the Fermilab 
    Debuncher (higher energy) ... and if this turns out to be the
    case  we could eventually consider one collaboration proposing 
    two complementary experiments.

4.  Other options for future beams for neutrino scattering experiments
    are the MINOS beam (near detector hall) and the MiniBooNE beam 
    (new experimental pit).  Are there other options to be considered ?

3.  A handfull of people expressed interest in trying to 
    understand 	the best option(s) for a future neutrino 
    cross-section experiment. We set a goal for ourselves of
    trying to understand which is the best option (beam and 
    detector) by the December meeting in Japan. 

4.  Questions to be addressed:

     i)  Which is the best beam option ?
    ii)  Which is the best detector technology ?
   iii)  What is the physics capability of this optimum choice ?