  New results from Super-Kamiokande, K2K and SNO not only have spurred on the
interest in neutrino oscillation physics, but also have started to shift the
interest from discovery to precision measurements. Future projects focusing on
atmospheric neutrinos are reviewed in this context. Important contributions
could be made in the precision determination of the oscillation parameters, in
the observation of matter effects and in the determination of the neutrino mass
hierarchy. Unfortunately, the probability that the projects discussed in this
review will be running in the next ten years is rather small. The only project
with a shorter time scale has not been funded.
