Some times complex slopes have a flat section in the middle of them that causes deposition.  This deposition is also remote deposition because it occurs some distance from where the sediment was detached.
	Soil loss occurs at to two locations on the slope, one on the upper end of the slope and one on the lower portion of the slope.
	RUSLE2 can estimate soil on both sections of the slope and it computes the deposition that occurs in the middle of the slope.
	Applying RUSLE2 to compute soil loss on the upper of the slope is the same as applying RUSLE2 to a simple slope.
	Soil loss on the lower portion of the slope depends on runoff that originates over the entire slope length.
	Sediment yield (sediment delivery) for this slope is also less than soil loss because of deposition.
	Sediment yield= Soil loss - Deposition