Basically you can image anything if there is a density contrast, it's "just" a matter of how good your sensor and inversion algorithm is.
I spend my day-to-day working on measuring gravitational changes to determine groundwater storage change. There's a huge difference between demonstrating something in the lab vs. building an actual field instrument you can use in the real world.
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/4215058
Basically you can image anything if there is a density contrast, it's "just" a matter of how good your sensor and inversion algorithm is.
I spend my day-to-day working on measuring gravitational changes to determine groundwater storage change. There's a huge difference between demonstrating something in the lab vs. building an actual field instrument you can use in the real world.