This thesis proposes a new method for mean angle-of-arrival (MAoA) and angular spread (AS) estimation method. With OFDM pilots, the channel impulse response is first estimated with a matching pursuit MP based method. After that, the correlation matrix for each channel tap is calculated, from which the MAoA is first estimated. Then, the distributed-signal-parameter-estimator (DSPE) method is used for AS estimation. For a system with uniform linear array, the DSPE method requires a two-dimensional search while the proposed method only requires one-dimensional. The proposed method is then extended to system with uniform planar array. In this case, DSPE requires a four-dimensional search while the proposed method requires two. The reduction in computational complexity is significantly. Simulations show that the proposed method greatly outperforms conventional methods for MAoA and AS estimation.