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Seems like you need to do your own research for your school project. Unless someone here has direct experience with your setup, I don’t doubt anyone is willing to do the research for you. I am sure if you ask Google about the Simple BGC hardware, you will find some interesting sites.
Because of the sophistication you plan, I recommend using (not Arduino on an underpowered 8 bit, small RAM microprocessor), but instead...zelda:
Hello i am working on a school project: i want make cartography of region with airplane.I want to buy the EAGLE EYE gimbal with BaseCam SimpleBGC 32-bit controller (system_2) and work with an ARDUINO or PC card (system_1) conected to GPS module.
The CANON 600D has to be gyrostabilized. Pictures need to be georeferenced.
Can you help me to answer these questions ?
Questions:
a) Which model of Arduino card or PC card (=SYSTEM_1) do you advice me to buy?
b) Which model of GPS is compatible with this model of Arduino card (choosen in question a.) ( accuracy required of GPS poistion about 2.5 meters)?
c) What is the langage of programmation of the SYSTEM_1(I want to use an ARDUINO card)?
d) Could his language (of system_1) be compatible with System_2 (BaseCam SimpleBGC 32-bit controller)?
e) Is it possible that system_1 and system_2 communicate together with the same informatic langage? Can informations be extracted from the system_2 and be sent to system_1?
f) Can system_1 command the system_2?
g) Is it possible to connect system_1 to LABVIEW ? Is it possible to read informations of system_1 and system_2 with LABVIEW computer software?
Thank you very much. I really need help.
( Google these)
Teensy 3.1 on PJRC.com and see user forum
or
if you have enough power, Raspberry Pi (simplest due to high level languages)
or
Esprinuo Pico (Javascript)
or
microPython board (embedded python)
All GPS receivers output NMEA0183 formatted data. It is Serial ASCII. Well known. Lots of code to parse it and extract. Get one with 3.3V serial I/O, not RS232, not 5V.
Based on your questions… You probably need to team up with someone more experienced, or find a nearby mentor.