Future Prospects for the Booster Neutrino Beamline at FNAL

The Booster neutrino beamline at FNAL was constructed to provide a high-intensity source of neutrinos in the 1 GeV range for the MiniBooNE experiment. Short-term plans for the beamline include the continued operation of the MiniBooNE detector with the beam in antineutrino mode, and the addition of the former K2K SciBar detector in a near location for the SciBooNE experiment. Longer-range possibilities include BooNE, an improved oscillation measurement via the addition of a second large-volume Cerenkov detector; and FINeSSE, a fine-grained detector for measuring cross sections with an emphasis on neutral current interactions.