Abstract
A new generation of experiments for studies of the nucleon structure with electromagnetic probes is under consideration by the physics community interested in hadron physics. One of the main goals of these projects is studying the Generalized Parton Distributions (GPD), which typically requires detecting several particles in the final state, high luminosity, large acceptance and good missing mass resolution of the spectrometers. The combination of these requirements is challenging and pushes the detectors involved to the limits. In this paper a review of the proposed experiments is presented and their feasibility is evaluated taking into account the recent progress of the detector technique.
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