adonis-pugh/SeismicDataVisualizer — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a small Java program that visualizes major earthquakes from 2018 on a world map. It should read the provided earthquake text data, store each quake with its location and magnitude, then draw points on a map so I can quickly see where they happened.

Make the points easy to understand, ideally sized or colored by magnitude, and include a way to generate a full world view plus a closer Japan focused view like the sample screenshots. Keep it simple enough to run locally from a main class, with clear code separated into an earthquake model, a small database or parser, and the visualization drawing code.

Use the provided world map projection image and earthquake data file, and save the final visualizations as image files. If anything is unclear in the data format, inspect the file and make the parser robust instead of hardcoding too much.