Abstract:Enhancing the construction of emergency science communication is an important guarantee for strengthening public risk awareness, consolidating the foundation of emergence management and building the system of social security. In order to clarify the evolutionary state and game relationship between the government and the public in emergency science communication, the research constructed a stochastic evolutionary game model of emergency science communication for sudden incidents. Furthermore, key factors affecting the effectiveness of emergency science communication under the disturbance of stochastic factors were explored through numerical simulations. The results indicate that enhancing the participation of experts and improving the coordination efficiency between government departments contributes to form a situation of science communication practice where the government positively deploys and the public proactively accepts. Meanwhile, both excessively high and low levels of public safety awareness can lead to two undesirable phenomena which are "delayed response" and "blind overconfidence,, and neither of these is conducive to improving the effectiveness of emergency science communication. In addition, the dissemination range of scientific information has a reverse impact on the strategic evolutionary trajectory of both the government and the public.